Japan floats idea of a digital yen
Party lawmakers are working on proposals.
Party lawmakers are working on proposals.
Thirty fintech start-ups from South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, India and Mexico will get funding.
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Germany and France are next on Freetrade’s list.
The funding for the SME finance provider was led by investment firm FTV Capital.
The $1.5bn funding would value Tokopedia at between $8bn and $9bn.
ANZ, Westpac, NAB and Commonwealth Bank have lost a collective half a billion dollars.
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UK bank to offer Nimbla technology to one million SME customers.
Tranglo partnered with bigtech Alipay earlier this month.
French banking group now deploys Tink in Belgium and Italy.
The app plans to expand across Europe “in the coming months”.
M-Pesa is the telco’s digital payment service.
The bigtech is reportedly in talks with Mastercard, JP Morgan Chase and Wells Fargo.
The challenger tries to win ground from UK’s Revolut and Germany’s N26.
The alternate funding model is gaining significant traction in foreign markets.
The Treasury Committee singles out the cloud as a “source of systemic risk”.
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The challenger aims to close £100m funding in the first half of this year.
The French start-up hits $100m in total funding.
Fresh funding brings total investment in Trussle to £26.5m.
Twisto will be the first European customer to deploy Marqeta and Mastercard’s initiative.
The SME challenger bank says it’s the largest funding round ever for a French fintech.
Vive aims to fully launch in the second quarter of 2020.
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The challenger says the UK’s Muslim community has been “financially isolated”.
Singapore-based firm plans Middle East expansion with fresh cash.
Consolidation is now becoming synonymous with standardisation – breeding competition.
It’s one of the largest investments Spencer has made since selling Nex to the CME.
All the new forms of digital interaction are getting particularly vulnerable to fraudulent activities.
The bank says ‘OG’ stands for ‘on the go’.
Volt plans for $50 million Series D round with British and Middle Eastern investors.
Tencent-backed funding to be used to avoid “costly mistakes”.
Remittance fintech looks internally for C-level replacements.
Swedish open banking firm brings funding total close to the $200m mark
Johannes Sulzberger, outgoing CEO, will remain on the board as a non-exec director.
The fintech is testing the digital wallet with 10,000 customers.
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iStox claims to offer one-stop issuance, custody and trading of digitised securities.