UK fintech Ebury acquires Prime Financial Markets to make African debut
The deal will see the London-based fintech open a local office in South Africa.
The deal will see the London-based fintech open a local office in South Africa.
Parker stepped down from his position as SVP and managing director at Marqeta last month.
Lendo has announced it plans to pursue an IPO “within the next few years”.
Camp previously served as head of global treasury management at Wells Fargo.
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Rhodes succeeds former CEO and president Roger Hochschild, who stepped down with immediate effect in August.
Santander intends to complete its group-wide migration to the cloud by the end of next year.
The new measures also address “moral hazard issues” in lending and boost certain transaction limits.
DTCC initially announced that it had signed an agreement to buy the firm back in October.
The firm will deploy Jade ThirdEye’s Transaction Monitoring and Customer Screening solution.
OTP Bank has selected the vendor’s Intellect Digital Core (IDC) offering and lending platform.
Led by Sixth Street Growth, the round also saw participation from existing investors.
The VC firm says the latest fund takes its total assets under management to over $1.4 billion.
The bank is expected to establish itself as a state-chartered, corporate bank with a B2B offering.
The report also covers the current market, credit and compliance risks being faced by FIs.
Sol Zlotchenko and Daniel Zayfman join VersiFi as CPTO and CISO, respectively.
A new cartoon illustrating Apple’s growing impact on the financial services industry.
Bradley brings more than 35 years of experience leading product and technology teams across banking and payments.
The regulator says designated banks and building societies need to assess the gaps in access to cash.
The regulators are accepting feedback and expect to publish final requirements by H2 2024.
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Goodall joins Funding Circle from Coconut, a UK-based bookkeeping start-up he co-founded in 2016.
This latest investment brings Pontera’s total funding to date to $160 million.
The raise follows on from the company’s $180 million Series E round in June 2021.
Founded in 2014, the Toronto-based fintech offers a full-service spending and savings account.
Sky News reports that if the deal goes through, the combined entities will manage nearly £90bn in assets.
Liberis plans to go live in Canada, Germany and Poland in 2024.
The company has promoted Paul Dunn to CEO, APAC and Chris Spencer to CEO, EMEA.
The new licence means the firm can now offer essential banking services such as deposits and lending.
FINTRAC says it uncovered three administrative violations by RBC during an examination last year.
ZestMoney’s leadership team has reportedly informed employees of its decision to wind down by the end of the month.
Llewellyn-Jones was previously chief product officer, capital markets at Broadridge.
The platform seeks to “cut through crypto trading complexity” for financial services companies.
The partnership will enable Allica’s business customers to make “transparent and low-cost” international payments.
The solution works to consolidate the bank’s previously fragmented data sets for its global markets business lines.
The global network aims to boost the economic development of the Amazon region.
Templestein shared a letter he sent to his co-workers announcing his departure last week.
O’Beirne joins from Bank of Ireland, where he spent almost 20 years in various senior roles.
Fourthline’s tech will help the firm authenticate identity documents, electronic signatures and biometric data.