Curve bags former PSR CEO as advisor on regulation strategy
Nixon managed the PSR for five years until last year.
Nixon managed the PSR for five years until last year.
Klarna’s former VP of Engineering says he can’t wait to build “a mortgage bank for all”.
The group is the result of a merger between two 2018-founded entities.
The new capital will help the firm gain a Swiss broker-dealer licence.
DCI continues an acquisitive streak focused on strategic growth.
German firm secures one of the largest Series B funding rounds the region has ever seen.
The Japanese bank has partnered with Google Cloud Japan for the project.
Start-ups can apply for loans between £125,000 and £5 million.
The remaining co-founders Ardant and Guilhem are gearing up to double the team again.
Accounts with Moven will shut on 30 April 2020.
The marketplace has already originated more than £6.2 billion in loans.
Payment unicorn plans acquisitions, partner programmes, and more.
The fintech is headed by ex-Virgin Money CEO Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia.
Italian technology vendor Auriga has acquired ATM cybersecurity platform Lookwise Device Manager (LDM) from Spanish security firm S21sec. Auriga plans to integrate its new acquisition into the WWS software suite, designed for security monitoring and control of networked devices including ATMs, point of sale, and payment control systems. Designed as an integrated security solution, Auriga […]
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Hi-Pay selected ACI’s UP eCommerce Payments system.
Stripe recently added Zoom as one of its main customer.
Revolut’s co-founders Storonsky and Yatsenko are forgoing their salaries for a year.
Delegates that had signed up to attend will be offered a full refund.
Castle Trust aims to be a new challenger bank in the UK market.
“Entrepreneurs face their business being crushed,” says the letter.
It apparently made $60 million in March – triple what it made in March 2019.
Regulatory body publishes recommendations in response to G20.
Firms hope new deal will unlick real-time payments for “countless industries”.
The first virtual bank in Hong Kong selects Wolters Kluwer system.
The two firms aim to combine conversational banking with data analytics.
Fees will not be incurred until 16 June 2020 for transactions under £3,000.
The Canadian firm has an ongoing partnership with Microsoft.
Its aim is to help SMEs get access to the financial aid during this time of crisis.
The banks ThoughtSpot works with are hiring more people to power its automation.
The start-up wants to create an alternative “identity verification” layer for the internet
Swiss technology vendor to embed compliance solution into its platforms.
In the next five years, Previse wants to get five million suppliers paid instantly.
Originally planned for Q3 of 2020, the fintech brought the launch forward
The capital raise was led by AlbionVC.
We have received more requests for extensions than ever before, so we are extending the entry deadline again until the end of April.
“There is no better referral than within an existing organisation,” says CEO.
Partnership will see both firms combine their systems.
Global Payment’s Netspend president Kelley Knutson will head up the venture.