Ebury reportedly appoints Goldman Sachs as it gears up for potential 2025 LSE debut
The Santander-owned fintech could list on the LSE as early as Q1 2025, according to reports.
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UK fintech Ebury reportedly in talks with banks over potential 2025 LSE debut
Sources tell Bloomberg the payment platform could list in London next year with a valuation of up to £2 billion.
UK fintech Ebury acquires Prime Financial Markets to make African debut
The deal will see the London-based fintech open a local office in South Africa.
Ebury acquires Bexs to expand its footprint in Brazil
With the acquisition, Ebury aims to expand its offerings in Brazil.
Ebury appoints HSBC innovation head Louise Chan as new COO
Chan is taking on an expanded role, covering operations, product, data and regulatory reporting.
Ebury partners Santander to help German SMEs trade globally
The partnership plans to offer a solution that streamlines cross-border trade.
La Banque Postale picks Ebury for international SME transfers
French postal bank aims to expand abroad for SME customers.
Nine new UK lenders get approved to issue CBILS
The BBB now has more than 60 accredited lenders handing out CBILS grants.
Santander finalises £350m deal for majority share of Ebury
The Spanish bank purchased a 50.1% stake in the international payments and FX firm.
Santander splashes £350m for majority stake in Ebury
The bank’s 50.1% majority stake will put £70 million towards Ebury’s expansion.
Ebury completes first acquisition with Frontierpay purchase
Ebury will use deal to expand and boost payments capabilities.
Ebury becomes first fintech to go live with Swift gpi
Global payments innovation powers on.
Form3 connects Ebury to UK Faster Payments in “industry first” service
UK-based cloud paytech provider Form3 has gained a new client, Ebury.
Financial innovation in emerging markets
Earlier this month, the Ecuadorian Government announced its plans to introduce a digital currency, the first of its kind globally. In a country where 40% of citizens don’t have a bank account according to The Economist, this has the potential to transform banking and allow companies to gain access to those without a bank account for the first time
