Eileen Serra joins Capital One board of directors
She will stand for election by Capital One shareholders in April 2020.
She will stand for election by Capital One shareholders in April 2020.
Xolo is a “one-stop-shop” for one-person micro-businesses.
Bank says deal signals “significant opportunities.”
Google Cloud now has 22 data centers across the globe.
Neo plans a credit card and rewards-based savings.
Subscription-only bank continues development after 2019 launch.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
The Chinese ecommerce market is currently valued at more than $1 trillion.
Checkout.com buys another module in the payments process.
Masayoshi Amamiya warns central banks not to “jump immediately.”
PayKey is a social app payments integrator, and equensWorldline a pan-European payments processor.
This is expected after its next fundraise which will value the neobank at £1bn.
“Banks don’t want to invest in infrastructure when they don’t need it,” says CTO.
Multinational bank seeks to diversify its services to emerging markets.
Jumo plans to break into both Cote d’Ivoire and India in 2020.
“The extent of change is significant,” says RBNZ, which is deploying to 57 banks.
The bank is paying back £50m of its fund from BCR.
Venture funding round to be used on new products and new hires.
The three firms blame changing customer behaviour for the downsizing.
Regulator’s former CEO Andrew Bailey called out for “tsunami of failure”.
The fintech has “significantly progressed” with its pre-application for a UK bank licence
The company says it is the largest fintech small business lender in Germany.
The credit union aims to support loan servicing with new system.
Banking Circle’s operation centers in the UK, Germany and Denmark will turn into bank branches.
The operational loss is down to its US expansion and its set up of a Berlin-based tech hub.
As well as former CEO Banga, chairman Richard Haythornthwaite set to step down.
Azimo and Ripple speak to FinTech Futures about their new partnership.
Initially focusing on digital assets, the fintech will branch out to more traditional asset classes in the future.
It’s set to be the first of its kind in the country.
Libyan bank signs for Temenos Infinity and Temenos Transact.
It’s one of the first to evolve out of BBVA’s ‘Venture Creation Partnership’ with Anthemis.
Two previous tries have already been made to bring the complaints to court.
SimCorp sees cloud as an important investment for Dimension.
It will arrive in the US later in 2020 or early next year.
TripActions Liquid will float an employees’ travel spend.
The country’s central bank announced its plans in December to issue up to five licences.
US bank agrees to pay hefty settlement fine on ongoing probe.
The challenger wants to “accelerate daily usage of accounts”.
Payments firm set to focus on US, Canada, and Europe.
An evolving customer base demands accelerated time-to-market, says Oracle’s Vikram Gupta.