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Technisys’ shareholders will receive 84 million shares of SoFi common stock worth $1.1 billion.
Plurall was founded in August last year and has raised $1.3 million in pre-seed funding.
The fintech has previously seen investment from the likes of PayPal and Mastercard.
Hungary’s second largest bank plans to launch a new retail digital bank.
Aniruddha Paul spent 15 years in various senior roles at ING.
The money will be used to expand across continental Europe and the US.
The Manila-based start-up has now raised around $46 million in total capital.
Visa says the agreement includes “a joint commitment to collaboration on new product and technology initiatives”.
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The start-up intends to add another 100 to 150 employees to its already 150-strong workforce.
The integration of the PFM solution forms part of the bank’s ongoing digitisation strategy.
Permanent TSB recently invested €150m in enhancing its IT systems and digital capability.
The decision to expand in Singapore follows the opening of a new, larger APAC regional hub in the country.
Belda spent the best part of five years in senior positions at Worldpay before moving to OpenPayd.
ViaBill’s funding round was led by London-based Fasanara Capital.
Denmark-based Ageras is “poised to become one of Europe’s next unicorns”, investors say.
The digital bank will initially cater to the country’s SMEs, with a beta launch expected in Q1 2022.
The neobank has been built by Cairo Amman Bank, a full-service bank in Jordan and Palestine.
Akulaku CEO William Li says the companies share a vision for banking that is “expansive and inclusive”.
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Rachel McShane joins as digital wallets CFO and Megan Oxman joins as SVP of new product development.
Dusi joins Revolut from US-based lender Happy Money, where he spent eight years.
SC Ventures says TASConnect will unlock “significant value” for organisations.
The mobile banking platform has been built by H&R Block and launched on 20 January 2022.
Concentra Bank, including Concentra Trust and Wyth Financial, will join Equitable.
“The refinancing and lending process will be extremely simple and 100% digital,” Tinkoff states.
Malhas moves from Capital Bank of Jordan, where she was chief digital officer.
The start-up has raised $144m in equity, led by SoftBank, and $150m in debt financing.
Revenu enables small businesses to receive quicker payments and to better manage their finances.
The UK banking giant says it has taken steps to mitigate the impact of the closures.
The transaction is expected to close in Q4 2022.
The UK’s first app-based bank has raised more than £75m in new equity priced at 70p per share.
Flutterwave says it has become the highest-valued African start-up with this investment.
It is understood the new tech will replace the legacy Equation system from Temenos’ rival, Finastra.
Genesis’ new round of $200 million in financing was led by Tiger Global Management.
D360 becomes the third digital bank in Saudi Arabia to be licensed.
Regan moves from digital savings, pensions and investment firm Ascentric, where he was CEO.
The large-scale VAM project aims to deliver “more capability to corporates”.