French fintech N2F lands €24m funding to fuel expansion plans
N2F is looking to expand across Europe and will recruit 200 new employees over the next five years.
N2F is looking to expand across Europe and will recruit 200 new employees over the next five years.
The company plans to grow its loan book and boost its staff headcount.
Customers will soon be able to make payments to small businesses directly from WhatsApp.
The central bank claims Amazon Pay India didn’t comply with “certain provisions” of KYC and PPI directions.
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Fintech Business Weekly reports the firm is raising $50m at a $1.8bn valuation, a 28% decline in value.
Awori brings more than 25 years of banking industry experience to the leadership role, Ecobank says.
The partnership has resulted in 52% more monthly active users for Buddy, Klarna Kosma says.
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Thomas Grosse has quit the firm citing personal reasons. A successor has yet to be named.
Woolridge joins from EPAM Systems and brings over 25 years of experience to his new role.
Zip expects “significant” amounts of cash to roll in due to these exits, with positive cashflow expected by 2024.
Intesa Sanpaolo will utilise the IBM z16 platform to bolster its cybersecurity operations.
Customers will be able to make donations to the charity by rounding up spending from the card.
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The selected industry players will participate in use case proposals over the coming months, the central bank says.
The service will see funds from across the globe move through payment rails operated by MFS Africa.
Lucena has previously worked for financial services firms including Binance, Rapyd, Worldpay and PayU.
The funding saw participation from new investors Investissement Québec and the government of Québec.
Despite the loss, the firm says it is edging towards profitability thanks to growth in its gross merchandise volume.
Quantifind’s SaaS solutions help banks and financial institutions tackle money laundering and fraud.
Almaeeli has held several senior roles at Sinnad, most recently as general manager for more than 11 years.
Thought Machine intends to hire across India, Japan and South Africa for the first time.
Through the partnership, ThetaRay will provide Tudi its Sonar transaction monitoring solution.
Andersson will join Zimpler’s leadership team and report directly to CEO Johan Strand.
Jolly joins Xero from Okta, where she served as CPO.
CFIT will bring together “coalitions of experts” across finance, technology, academia and policy.
In its long-awaited annual report, Revolut says it recorded £26.3 million in profit for 2021.
Board will “replace and transform” Nationwide’s financial planning processes and systems.
Copal aims to provide a “seamless and innovative” cashless payments experience for all family members.
Doconomy will fold Dreams’ behavioural science platform into its environmental impact measurement tools.
Westpac aims to leverage AWS’ tech to accelerate its digital transformation.
The all-cash deal worth €280 million values the business at €350 million.
With the funds, Pagos plans to expand its engineering team and develop its product suite.
All Passbook accounts will be closed on 1 May 2023.
Marco says the combined funding will support its ambition to “close the $2 trillion global trade finance gap”.
Rosén will be tasked with further developing Medius’ existing product suite as well as delivering new products.
The round was co-led by General Catalyst and Menlo Ventures.
With the partnership, the bank says it will be able to offer customers a secure connection to external apps.
According to Bloomberg, Hirji assumed the role earlier this month, joining from Figure Technologies.