Profile Software buys Euronext’s Centevo solution
Euronext offloads asset management platform after 2019 acquisition.
Euronext offloads asset management platform after 2019 acquisition.
The pair will work on multi-bank services for treasury and finance.
The solution skips the card ecosystem entirely.
The start-up’s aim is to help America’s formerly incarcerated people transition back into the country’s economy.
Sable offers both debit and credit accounts for new arrivals.
It wants to give freelancers an “all-in-one” banking app.
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This would see Wise circumvent the conventional IPO process.
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“This is beyond the level of ‘hard working’, this is inhumane/abuse,” says one surveyed analyst.
The APRA’s consultation closes at the end of April.
India is home to just two self-made female billionaires.
Railsbank considers Australia “a highly strategic market”, where embedded finance is “still in its infancy”.
In 2019, Americans spent $95.7 billion on their pets.
Baltic Amber Systems beat “several” competitors to the deal.
OnPath to deploy NCR’s DI system across ten branches.
Hunziker is replaced by the co-CEO pairing of Martin Greweldinger and Thomas Beck.
The biometric tool will be first used for account balance enquiries – piloted by eight ATMs.
A round-up of recent investments clinched by the UK fintech start-ups.
The previous funding round closed in 2019, with €70 million.
The new funding is all headed towards building awareness in the market.
Genesis had raised $4.8m over nine years prior to the new injection.
King brings funding, market entry, and growth expertise.
Digital identity firm to put cash towards new product lines.
FundSense licenses the platform on a per-user basis.
All Pakistani banks will need to provide debit cards to users who don’t already have one.
Scandinavian bank aims to meet Finrep, Corep, AnaCredit, and SHSG requirements.
Ikigai is charging a flat £10-a-month fee to early access users.
The new EVP likens Dify’s potential to PayPal’s market disruptor status.
The Mastercard offering is powered by EML Payments.
Fiserv’s First Data brand is handling the implementation.
Alami is helping the bank keep up with capital requirements.
Glaser has worked at Mastercard, Visa, and Worldpay.
Canada is a difficult market for challengers to crack.
The bank will appear before Westminster Magistrates’ Court next month.
The company is now trying to recruit 500 new employees by end of June.
Technisys has acquired some 60 bank customers to date.
Indian insurance firm aims to sell $1 billion in contracts by 2022.