Video: Top fintech stories this week – 15 January 2021
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
Lending firm plans to expand team and grow its products with the substantial raise.
Mastering an ability to deal with tough times will strike a path towards growth.
Options looks to expand its product suite.
Jonathan Klein joins the neobank from Wayfair.
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The two had initially intended to close the deal by June 2020.
Due to the explosion in illegal robocalls, many consumers have simply stopped answering the phone.
Another 12 credit unions are scheduled to go live with FLEX’s core processing tech in 2021.
Cappitech had provided its platform for Markit’s SFTR system.
Payments processor strips Trump for encouraging violence.
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LettucePay operates on top of Stellar Network, an open source blockchain platform.
The bank is cutting out standalone entities which no longer make sense to operate solo.
The IPO will value SoFi at $8.65 billion.
FIs can help clients proactively identify and respond to potential problems.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
Cloud core banking vendor has raised over €150m since launch.
Major bank signed up to Cobalt’s network last year.
The conversion occurred entirely virtually.
The round was led by Shopify and Checkout.com backer Insight Partners.
The applications have 45 days to prepare for the ban.
Mizuho plans a global rollout of Fenergo systems afterwards.
Perfect the art of incremental business improvements in the cheapest and most efficient ways, before the competition.
The start-up announced a $165 million Series D funding round.
Firm now claims to be largest account payable firm in the construction sector.
Runa Capital, S7V, EFG Hermes, and Rucker Park, took part in the investment.
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Jamaicans sent $4 billion in electronic payments in 2019.
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We run down the most interesting core banking stories from this year.
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The fines kept flowing even in a year as turbulent as 2020.
This year has seen several job cut announcements.
Financial services are far from reaching a “new normal”.
Goldman Sachs Group and Citigroup are managing the deal.
Despite COVID-19, the financial sector has still enjoyed some notable M&A deals.
The start-up has long struggled with its management of Black employees.