NatWest to offer customers CO2 calculator with fintech CoGo
The bank recently found 70% of its customers are concerned about climate change.
The bank recently found 70% of its customers are concerned about climate change.
Sber has launched a series of digital services alongside its tech company revamp.
One’s debit card offers a mixture of current, savings, and credit services.
UK customers can now make GBP deposits to fund their Gemini account.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
Stocker spearheaded Revolut’s Japan launch.
Changes could be needed on both sides to prevent another FinCEN Files.
Australian bank on the receiving end of the country’s largest civil penalty.
Robinhood it will use the funding to improve its customer experience.
Hershey has worked at DTCC for more than a decade.
With an IPO looming, Mode has got a busy year of business ahead of it.
“What was striking is the increase of such businesses set up outside London and by women.”
The US regulator issues clarification for FIs dealing with crypto.
Investors say high market volatility has highlighted the need for such CloudMargin’s platform
Russian tech giant plans to snap up the country’s largest online bank.
EU regulations should be based on “core principles” rather than “technology”.
The new cloud-based system is an “industry first” according to the pair.
Australians’ credit card debts fell to a 15-year low in July.
The virtual bank uses Thought Machine’s core banking system.
The US lender picked Finxact in 2018 to revamp its core systems.
A flurry of share issuance, exchanges and buyouts as illimity nabs half of fintech firm Hype.
New fintech aims to copy the rapid growth of its vegetational namesake.
The appointment is yet to be announced officially.
Volt aims to provide retailers and incumbent banks with digital banking services.
By 2025, An Post wants to hit one million customers.
The start-up is active in both the UK and wider Europe.
The fintech claims it will “optimise” users’ money.
New injection brings TrueLayer’s total raised to $72 million.
French fintech wants to help users reduce the impact of their spending on the planet.
The start-up claims it hit the 500,000 future customer mark in mid-2019.
Issues over First Amendment rights causes US magistrate to block US ban.
The fintech will launch within six to eight weeks of closing its crowdfund.
UK clearing bank claims to be the first of its kind to provide the service.
The deal is part acquisition, part strategic.
Major leak of suspicious activity reports shows “mind blowing” scale of money laundering issues.
“The real benefit [of the cloud] is the ability to scale,” says Nasdaq.
CleverCard’s Kealan Lennon reckons the market isn’t big enough for so many neobanks.
Melio plans to use its new funding to expand and reach more customers.
For every Bankia share, CaixaBank will exchange 0.6845 newly issued shares.
The Montreal-based firm saw a surge in demand increase share prices from $20 to $45.