Glenhawk plans lending boost with cloud-based Finastra system
New UK non-bank lender sets up automated platform in the back office.
New UK non-bank lender sets up automated platform in the back office.
Chinese financial firms can’t offer clients products involving cryptocurrency.
Companies have six weeks to write to their customers.
A wider partnership with Amazon “is important”, says CEO.
Deutsche Bank says the deal will support the launch of two new payment services this year.
US fintech counts HSBC, TD Bank, and Barclays among its customers.
HSBC says businesses can “pay like a local”.
Founded in 2014, FTS has grown to 67 employees.
Australian payments firm suspends shares over “significant regulatory concerns”.
“Digital assets represent new opportunities for banks”.
the UK makes up just under a third of Marcus’ $100 billion deposit total globally.
Both Bouncer’s team and its technology will join Stripe.
UAE-based bank seeks to capitalise on customers paying digitally.
Launched in 2017, Oval’s mobile app claims more than 100,000 “active” users.
The firm anticipates a rise in demand for its services in 2021.
FundApps says it can “transform” investment management.
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Cedar acquired San Francisco-based OODA Health for $425 million last week.
“Cashflow planning is a key component of an adviser’s process”.
Pockit owes the customer a total of £352.
Agreement will provide processing for SVB’s clients.
US Bank customers will use Plaid APIs to connect to third party services.
UK-based provider is also seeking to launch a future IPO.
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Google Cloud to help PayPal process transactional data “at massive scale”.
It is the first partnership of its kind for the Nets in Germany.
India, Singapore, and the US to be first countries trialled for remittances switch.
Bank ABC’s deputy group CEO calls this a “landmark pilot”.
To oversee these changes, Bafin has appointed a “special commissioner”.
Diem says the partnership “is an important step in preparation for a Diem USD pilot”.
Ebay purchased PayPal back in 2002, before spinning it off in 2015.
The start-up bank appointed a new CEO earlier this year.
All four firms span the debt advice, credit risk and collections industries.
Lili wants to be a go-to app for freelancers in the US.
CrescoFin aims to offer a “compelling alternative” to banks.
UK building society says the platform’s deployment “is an exciting moment”.
86 400 bagged its own banking licence back in 2019.
In 2020, the bank’s Asian business reported $12.8 billion in profits.
The three firms have a total $760 million under management and 57,000 members.