Greensill buys Aussie payday advance app Earnd
The acquisition marks Greensill’s move into payday finance.
The acquisition marks Greensill’s move into payday finance.
UK bank to deploy Google cloud services to “improve customer experience.”
The neobank currently only has one banking licence in Lithuania.
New CIO arrives to lead bank’s IT division.
UK watchdog calls for input on market use of advanced analytics.
“There’s growing demand in the market for financial knowledge to be more practical,” says CEO.
Mambu landed two other Asia-Pacific deals this month.
The bank’s card will be numberless to prevent fraud.
New bank plans to rapidly scale with Infosys system.
The SoftBank-backed lender did see a slow down in its total loan facilities.
Colorado-based bank is among early takers of Finxact’s core banking system.
FDT and Nogle’s goal is to bring legacy financial services to the digital asset industry.
CEO says rounds will drive fintech closer towards 1 million users within a year.
The bank is set to announce “the acquisition of an established ‘green’ lending business”.
Maintaining due diligence on market participants a high priority for SIX.
Copper is yet to reveal its launch date but has opened a waiting list to teens.
Start-up wants to change the way students are given credit.
Bean no longer accepting new sign-ups and set to close later this month.
The digitisation of payments has been “a challenging project” for the island.
Marshal has a 85% market share across the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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Payments firm tapped up by Saudi Arabia’s Monetary Authority.
Senior bank execs are concerned about broadband capacity at their employees’ homes.
Texan back seeks consolidation under one system following 2018 merger.
The fintech connects users’ bank accounts under a single dashboard.
Minneapolis-based Branch expands fee-free network.
“I’m the most anti-unicorn terminology person, so it’s quite ironic,” says Massaro.
Ikano plans to launch products on the new service later this year.
“Fintechs like TerraPay play a vital role in increasing financial inclusion in emerging markets.”
The bank is offering every British athlete an account with £100 in credit.
Nimble is switching up on its tech to power digital bank aims.
The Michigan-based firm serves 35 million end users.
Regulators across the globe issue statements addressing coronavirus precautionary measures.
South African bank’s “Project Embrace” kicks off with a core switch.
Parent firm Bank of Queensland kicks of digital transformation plan.
Technology and operations teams will be hit hardest.
The investment will allow it to develop and launch a second-generation product.
It has been in the works since October 2018.
The two firms have held a partnership since 2009.
The challenger is offering a minimum investment of AUD 20,400 ($14,000).