86 400 raises AUD 34 million in Morgan Stanley-led Series A
This brings the total capital raised by 86 400 up to AUD 90 million.
This brings the total capital raised by 86 400 up to AUD 90 million.
Both CEOs say now is “the right time” for this deal.
Coronavirus could “wipe out a generation of start-ups”, says one fintech founder.
The founder discovered she had ADHD whilst building the bank.
The mobile network operator has 4.4 million subscribers for its digital wallet.
Joint venture takes control of popular mobile money brand from Vodafone.
One EPA member has seen a spike of 14% in chargebacks from UK/ Europe-based merchants.
The latest funding round brings London-based Privitar’s total raised up to $143 million.
Howard Boville steps in as Arvind Krishna takes over from chief Ginni Rometty.
The firm wants to cut down loan decisioning times amid coronavirus urgency.
Fintech claims that it has decluttered its “sleek” new cards.
Banks will be “very hungry to get their money back,” says CEO.
Cormier replaces Jim Whitehurst, who moved to parent company IBM.
User will need to make one transaction per month minimum for the free service.
The start-up will focus on B2B services to help firms attract younger investors.
The new system will reportedly clear and risk manage 20 million trades per day.
Peter King will be Westpac’s CEO for at least the next two years.
Sudan-based bank has signed up Path Solutions and its iMAL Islamic core banking system.
Business finance firm says the bank has abandoned finance plans “when they are most needed”.
Swedish krona to be settled by EU-wide payments scheme in a few years’ time.
US bank goes live with fourth centre with help from MAS.
The capital raise was led by Revolut-backer Lakestar.
UK-headquartered bank is the first foreign lender to launch mobile onboarding in China.
Monzo’s former head of product Ole Mahrt will also join its board of directors.
The Oklahoma-based bank aims to stand out from the crowd.
The Japanese bank secures launch of new banking app.
UK regulator wants a freeze on loan and credit card debt.
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André Mohamed leaves after 18 months at the challenger bank.
Phone lines were busy and branches weren’t reachable amid lockdown.
The fintech wants to reach two million people in its first eight weeks of launch.
Manchester is already home to five homegrown ecommerce unicorns.
The Thai bank expands its electronic money services.
Applications are due by 15 May 2020.
The new co-created tool is set to launch later this year.
Taiwan introduced continuous trading in late March.
The fintech is introducing a new upgrade called ‘SuperGreen’.
A how-to guide for online identity verification and eKYC.
CEO of Signicat says Connectis had been on the radar “for quite some time”.
The paper puts a heavy emphasis on instant payments.