ICYMI fintech funding round-up: Bitpanda, Jenfi and more
This week’s handy funding round-up includes six fintech firms from across the world.
This week’s handy funding round-up includes six fintech firms from across the world.
Bonat will be responsible for software engineering, data science, AI research, IT and product management.
As a coder, I always thought that software was key, but I soon realised the value was really in the data.
The programme aims to help entrepreneurs from underrepresented communities scale-up their businesses.
In his new role, Waldron will lead VeraScore’s business development and customer acquisition strategies.
Finastra says its tech will enable the bank to leverage the benefits of ISO 20022’s data-rich MX messaging format.
Percent will use the funding to further develop its platform and propel its next phase of growth.
Using NCR Digital Banking, SECU will be able to upgrade its mobile and online banking capabilities.
With the partnership, the bank aims to expand the footprint of its solution across Asia and other markets.
Tilta’s infrastructure for e-commerce marketplaces allows them to earn a percentage of every transaction.
BKN301 Group’s long term strategy is to bring a BaaS payments solution to corporates in the MENA region.
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Ripple’s CEO says the deal is “monumental for our growing product suite and expanding global footprint”.
Fabrick says the deal is “a major step forward in its internationalisation process and expansion in the UK”.
The cuts will fall largely on Zepz’s customer care and engineering teams, CNBC reports.
The company raised the new funding at an unchanged valuation of $4.5 billion.
As CEO, Schjetne aims to scale the firm in a bid to make EedenBull Norway’s first fintech unicorn.
Binance says it is joining other “prominent” crypto businesses in “proactively withdrawing” from Canada.
Strickland joins Copper from Elements Digital where he was chief compliance officer.
Tipalti says the financing will go toward investments in product development and customer support.
N26 says the cuts are a result of the firm “sharpening its focus on its strategic priorities”.
Founded in 2020, Zip helps companies streamline B2B purchasing and manage business spend.
Lizzie Chapman, Ashish Anantharaman, and Priya Sharma are all set to leave the company.
Intapp says the acquisition will augment its risk management and compliance offering.
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D One’s approach opens credit to those with limited credit histories and supports responsible lending.
Through Mbanq, Sagicor Bank aims to offer customers “branchless” digital financial services.
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Smart plans to use the funds to expand globally, complete acquisitions and invest in its Keystone platform.
The debt financing was led by Standard Bank Group and the equity round by Sumitomo Corporation.
Patel joins from Transact Payments, where he has served as CEO for the last nine years.
Hubble was named interim CEO in February this year, taking over from Dave Sissens.
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Salovaara’s departure follows the exit of James Radford in March, who served as chief executive of banking.
Joseph Reece joins as chairman of the board with Tim Oliver and David Wilkinson named CEO-designates.
HSBC Securities and Scotia Capital have agreed to pay penalties of $15 million and $7.5 million respectively.
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