Akuvo inks partnerships with seven credit unions in the US
Together, these credit unions serve 747,388 members and represent $20 billion in assets.
Together, these credit unions serve 747,388 members and represent $20 billion in assets.
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The agreement is subject to approval from the Bankruptcy Court, and any better offers Plastiq may receive.
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Tap Global aims to reach £4.2 million of revenue by mid-2024.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
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With the funding, Nymbus plans to expand and advance its core banking system, and diversify its product portfolio.
With the funding, Kiwi plans to introduce new products and reach more customers across US and Latin America.
Qred operates an AI-led financing platform to offer loans, credit cards and factoring for small businesses.
Boden will remain on the board as a non-execu director, with COO John Mountain taking over as interim CEO.
Fifth Third says embedded payments are “a core component” of its treasury management business.
If you want to be rescued by the government, then you need to be operating as a public service utility.
The round was led by Avenir, with participation from existing investor Anthos Capital.
The funding will be used to accelerate the adoption of OpenFin’s software across the financial services industry.
The final day of Daylight’s banking operations will be 30 June.
This year’s FinovateSpring conference has put digital transformation and innovation at the top of the agenda.
Aviva will migrate its entire portfolio of 300,000 accounts, equating to £13bn of assets, onto Phoebus’ system.
Paydock claims its platform “substantially” reduces costs, risks and efforts in a merchant’s payment experience.
Julie Ashmore moves to Muse Finance from NatWest Rapid Cash where she was CEO.
Existing investor Tencent also increased its stake to become Tyme’s third-largest stakeholder.
Australia aims to introduce the final BNPL bill in the parliament by the end of 2023.
XYB is available in the UK and Europe, with plans to also launch in North America and Asia Pacific.
Resolute is a due diligence provider focused on single family rental (SFR) and residential transition loans (RTL).
The round takes the Restaurant365 valuation to over $1 billion.
With the latest funding, PhonePe has raised a total of $850 million in the current round.
Wise will start the search for its next CFO immediately.
Through the partnership, Sonata will provide customers with ways to save and plan for future financial needs.
The feature will be available for customers with a US bank account.
The challenger has raised more than $20 million in its initial round of funding.
A total of 16 firms have been chosen from across the financial, payments and technology sectors to take part.
With the partnership, the bank aims to retain existing client deposits and attract new retail bank customers.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Launching end of 2023, the new digital bank aims to support the adoption of digital assets worldwide.
The PRA reportedly intended to issue a warning notice to Revolut over its balance sheet.
The debt facility will provide Cardless “flexibility” to meet growing demand for co-branded credit card products.
With Corserv, Meridian Bank will be able to offer credit cards with a variety of APRs, rewards and features.
This week’s handy funding round-up includes six fintech firms from across the world.