Fintech funding deals globally 12-18 April 2021
Featuring Clearcover, Razorpay, The Zebra, Netstars, and Fintern.
Featuring Clearcover, Razorpay, The Zebra, Netstars, and Fintern.
Starling now claiming to hold a 6% share of the UK SME banking market.
The purchases were made through Nomu Pay.
The full-service availability of the RTGS.global platform is expected later this year.
Gensler joins as the Democrats gain a majority among the commissioners of the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
UK fintech backed by German institution Varengold Bank
“The complaint reflects the old way of thinking,” says Robinhood.
If finalised, the investment would come through SoftBank Vision Fund 2.
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A round-up of the funding you may have missed this week.
The BaaS provider is aiming for a billion-dollar valuation.
The CPO joined Better in 2017 from Goldman Sachs.
Dosh is the first local mobile wallet solution in New Zealand.
Indian payments firm snaps up Fave to introduce the latter to India.
Vendor says the deal reflects its “substantial investment” in the country.
The bill will cover all banks with total assets topping NZD 1 billion.
Shares closed below $330, up a lesser 32%.
App features range from organising one-off expenses, to saving for college tuition.
The firm can now convert customers’ balances into electronic money.
Deal follows trial period featuring 10,000 TSB customers, who saved an average of £150 a year using the service.
ConSensys raises cash following company restructure.
Goldman says it picked Birmingham because of its talent pool and proximity to London.
Firm known as “the Amazon of Russia” steps into fintech space.
John Hammond joins former colleagues at the firm as its new CCO.
New round tips total raised by auxmoney above $3 billion.
Cyber-attacks are a “big part of the threat picture in today’s world”.
Instead of shrinking, the racial wealth gap has only continued to swell and expand.
Zand is still waiting on its application for a full UAE banking licence.
Long-serving payments app to be shut down by major UK bank.
“Modulr lowers the barriers to bringing payments into a platform”.
KeyBank acquired Laurel Road in 2019.
Digital transformation firm plans to expand globally this year and beyond.
Australian bank deploys Transact in the cloud with SaaS package.
The Series A round was led by CardinalStone Capital Advisers.
COVID-19 took a toll on GoBear’s capital reserves and certain financial products.
Unlike its rivals, Paynote launches without bank support.
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Head of industry body to be replaced by COO Janine Hirt.
Yates previously headed up Vocalink, the fintech Mastercard bought in 2017.
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