German business banking start-up Penta tops up Series B by €4m
The financing round adds to the fintech’s Series B in March.
The financing round adds to the fintech’s Series B in March.
The fintech has worked with Mastercard since 2011.
Instapay Technologies is looking for 100,000 new users in the first year.
Thomas von Hohenhau is the Swiss CEO of Hamburg-based fintech Deposit Solutions.
The UK bank’s plans had been put on hold by COVID-19.
Deutsche picks Google after five-month negotiation period.
The fintech has raised £10 million to date.
Fusion Phoenix deployed at Wisconsin-based bank.
The roll-out includes its second multi-currency account.
SoftBank now holds more than a 15% stake.
The upgrade “promises to set an industry standard for Islamic banking in the country”.
Fiserv steps in as long-serving technology partner for retailer.
Figure represents a quadrupling of registrations since an October 2019 pilot.
The Malaysian firm aims to help underbanked in the wake of COVID-19.
“Mixed emotions” for Horta-Osório as Lloyds announces new chairman.
German bank sanctioned in relation to dealings with now-defunct Laika
Intriva has bought 100% of Lending Work’s equity for an undisclosed price.
Both new appointees will join the trade body in the autumn.
On 23 June, the court “wound up” GPay “in the public interest”.
According to a Companies House filing, his termination occurred on 17 June 2020.
The UK challenger bank was awarded £100m last year.
The start-up is launching its new service ‘Creator Cash’ this month.
The fintech was founded by ex-UniCredit execs.
The process took six minutes end-to-end, claims bank.
Gojek is Indonesia’s most valuable start-up.
This is the second delay for the infrastructure project.
World’s oldest bank looking to bulk up its resources.
Some 16 of Europe’s major banks are set to initiate the implementation.
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“We’ve started a bit of a fintech revolution here,” says MSB’s CDO.
The Mi Vuelta COVID-19 track and trace app allows employees to report any symptoms.
Aion, DiPocket, and Modulr have signed up to Mastercard’s Open Banking Protect solution.
Rewards rest on a point-based system.
The free online service helps finance teams manage cashflow.
The fintech deal follows FTA talks between the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
India has seen a spike in crypto investing in the last months.
The SoftBank-backed insurtech sold 11 million shares priced at $29 each.
Cerberus Capital Management makes demands of German bank.
Aussie regulator is unhappy with the pair’s treatment of customers.
It will no longer be operating its wholly-owned UK unit, ECIL, under the “Sunny” brand.