Payment Cloud Technologies and Tuxedo Money merge in €70m deal
New firm Omnio to offer cloud-based banking and payment services.
New firm Omnio to offer cloud-based banking and payment services.
Bank is looking for SME sector success.
Well… this story has been updated.
Will let companies integrate compliance and regulatory technologies into their solutions.
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Digital lending platform also gets money from Earlybird and solarisBank.
Each start-up will receive seed investment of up to $145,000.
PSPs and billers are cordially invited to develop “Request to Pay”.
UK challenger bank says end date is 2 October 2018.
Round led by Partech with participation from Orange Digital Ventures.
Mumbai-based firm snapped up by e-commerce service provider.
Aiming to reach $5 billion on its lending platform.
Pushing ahead with its mobile banking plans across Europe.
Certegy Check Services sold to Variant Equity Advisors.
It’s making public what insiders have known for months.
Money courtesy of alternative asset manager Varadero Capital.
Accountants of tomorrow have a new hero in Xero.
Start-up is now regulated by Financial Conduct Authority.
Solution is designed for financial institutions and merchants.
The bank is a long-standing user of Finastra’s tech in the back office.
The selection for retail, corporate and treasury business was made in 2016.
Yandex.Cloud hovers into view over Russia.
Sandnes-based bank plans to offer consumer loans and credit.
US Bank subsidiary buys Virginia-based Electronic Transaction Systems.
NAB Ventures up for more start-up adventures.
As it recovers economically, SME lending can add a boost to the country.
Australian Stock Exchange’s system was meant to go live at end of March 2018.
Acquisition is via its subsidiary Hartford Steam Boiler.
Start-up could be first fintech to receive bank charter from OCC.
Ummah Finance rebrands as MoneeMint to bring “fresh banking experience” to millennials.
Indian firm reveals record ten-year deal with Illinois-based Alight Solutions.
After a six-month delay, Westpac and ANZ are now rolling with it.
Will offer a payments ring, online account and cash loading.
Dutch bank says its “shortcomings enabled customers to misuse accounts”.
GIRO and Nets say system will go live on 1 July 2019.
Dutch firm offers peer-to-peer financial protection.
Also gets a consumer lending system with AI analytics.
“We really care about providing a phenomenal experience for our customers.” OK.
After seven years as CEO, Paul Pester will leave the bank.
Wisconsin business community gets some love and (more importantly) money.