Longevity Card lands investment from Deep Knowledge Ventures
The card will launch in the UK and Europe in early Q4 2020.
The card will launch in the UK and Europe in early Q4 2020.
Payments will be able to work in messenger apps via a bot.
The two have been working together since early 2019.
These heavy weight investors join existing backer Goldman Sachs.
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Newly launched bank wants to help teens learn about “bad world of money”.
It’s set to launch for the bank’s users in Norway, Finland and Denmark “in the coming months”.
Some of the investment was used to complete the recent acquisition of Salvus.
Th Big Tech will attribute “payments points” to determine a “trust” value.
Tide is aiming to get loan delivery up and running today.
Goldman Sachs, “weakening biz model” would “force a merger,” says Charles Gasparino at Fox Business.
Technology vendor also reveals 13 go-lives for Q4 2020.
The adult version already has 1.9 million customers across Hong Kong.
CSRC has promised a greater crackdown on fraud, insider trading and market manipulation.
The investment values it at $110m, with the founders keeping a 40% stake in the start-up as part of the deal.
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CEO of the investment trading app, Evarvest, reveals the timeline of its launch in the UK.
Australian bank has set aside AUD 900 million for an expected fine.
The fintech was valued at £2 billion last June.
The bank picks Wolters Kluwer to meet Basel IV and CRD V requirements.
The Kentucky-based CU wants to boost its lending capabilities.
The firm also appointed a new CEO in March.
He also served as head of global investments and operations at the US Millennium Challenge Corporation.
The round is its sixth crowdfund to date.
The partners will offer direct-to-account crediting.
Both smart and ‘yam’ phones can pay through QR codes.
Technology firms tie up new collaboration.
Agora’s CEO says the app launch is “related to” the Revolut Junior launch in the UK.
“We decided to further accelerate our cost reduction program,” says CEO.
Founded in 2000, Bexhill UK works with roughly 250 brokers.
ATM provider detected the attack in April, which is says has been dealt with.
The fintechs say the partnership will help more than 4,000 small businesses.
On 19 March, the Bank of England cut its base rate to 0.1%.
Applications for the grant scheme will open on 18 May 2020.
Hong Kong payments firm plans market expansion with Volante.
Anti-fraud company nabs new injection to support growth.
The start-up is headed up by two former Westpac execs.
Hope springs eternal: discovering alternative lending in times of crisis.
The contract began back in 2016.
Coinbase lost its previous banking support from Barclays in August 2019.