Fund administrator Alter Domus taps Temenos for Multifonds platform
Temenos says its tech will enable the firm to manage “a significant increase in transaction volumes”.
Temenos says its tech will enable the firm to manage “a significant increase in transaction volumes”.
The proposed merger will create a combined group boasting a balance sheet of around £89 billion.
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The US-based bank has partnered with Backbase and banking and payments fintech Finzly.
The Berlin-based fintech now seeks to expand its cards-as-a-service product to markets beyond the EU.
The San Francisco-based bank will utilise the fintech’s TradeSun Intelligence V4 solution.
The fintech plans to launch a credit-builder card, loans and an AI-powered financial advice coach this year.
Customers of Mercury’s latest offering will need to commit to a $240 annual subscription fee.
The US is set to be Klarna Card’s fourth market of entry, following earlier launches in Sweden, Germany and the UK.
The round adds to the $300m Ramp raised in its Series D round in August 2023 at a valuation of $5.8bn.
Keytom says it aims to help customers better manage their digital assets “in one convenient location”.
The building society is to leverage its Mambu core to build new mortgage and savings products.
Sachdeva succeeds Rafael Plantier, who has been promoted to head of go-to-market.
The credit union says it’s in the process of pivoting its legacy core to a “cloud native, real-time banking core”.
The New Zealand-based firm is currently listed on the Catalist stock exchange with a value of around $5.4 million.
Following the recent fundraise, Flatpay’s valuation has now surpassed €100 million.
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Founded in 1997, Macatawa Bank manages a network of 26 full-service branches across Michigan, USA.
UK Finance says the experimentation phase of its Regulated Liability Network will run until summer 2024.
The initiative aims to arm the fintech sector with the resources and expertise to help build a more inclusive industry.
The agreement was filed with the National Stock Exchange of India this week.
Negi has acted as BharatPe’s interim CEO since Suhail Sameer’s departure last year.
Zopa says revenues climbed 29.7% “despite the challenging macroeconomic environment”.
The fintech claims it provides “a much-needed alternative to banks for European SMBs looking for financing support”.
Temenos’ board chair says the review “reinforces the board’s view that Temenos is running a sound business”.
KBZ Bank is to deploy FinbotsAI’s credit modelling solution, CreditX.
The industry-led taskforce will aim to “unlock the full potential of open finance”.
Beck will provide support to Greweldinger in a senior advisory capacity during the transition.
LBBW will launch a pilot for its crypto custody services in the second half of 2024.
As part of the deal, Algbra has also partnered with SC Venture’s climate-focused savings platform, Shoal.
The company had previously announced the tender offer to provide employee liquidity in February.
Money20/20 Asia takes place between 23-25 April at QSNCC in Bangkok, Thailand.
NFCU is “continuing to standardise” with the fintech’s engagement banking platform.
The platform is set to strengthen the building society’s talent acquisition efforts.
The bank is to adopt the vendor’s LoanVantage solution and Banno Digital Platform.
Schulman departed his role as president and CEO of PayPal at the end of last year.
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Vickers succeeds the firm’s co-founder Vincent Choi, who will join Pomelo’s strategic advisory board.
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