Fujitsu and Mizuho Bank partner for ESG data management project
The new service will visualise CO2 emissions across supply chains and help customers move towards de-carbonisation.
The new service will visualise CO2 emissions across supply chains and help customers move towards de-carbonisation.
CEO and co-founder Robin Lee tells Fintech News Malaysia the firm is “pivoting to a B2B model”.
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The banking tech vendor also signed licence fees of $27.5 million in the latest quarter.
Mambu’s platform enabled a “lift and shift” of Tyme Group’s digital bank concept from South Africa to the Philippines.
Salmon claims to have over 2,000 customers and over 30 merchant partners for its lending product.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
After the restructuring, “no shareholder, alone or jointly with other parties, will have control over Ant Group”, the firm says.
TCS says its core system will “support the bank’s growth aspirations over the next decade”.
Digital-only Next Bank is backed by Taiwan’s largest telecom operator, Chunghwa Telecom.
The funding will support Akulaku’s anticipated growth as it looks to provide banking services across Southeast Asia.
Smartpay claims it is the first digital consumer finance firm to utilise Japan’s open banking system.
Path Solutions founder and CEO Mohammed Kateeb is to leave the firm after managing its sale to Azentio Software in 2021.
Tonic Private Equity led the Series G round along with a number of existing investors.
MICT owns “100% of the operating business and assets” of Tingo after snapping up Tingo Mobile.
Keyrock plans to invest in infrastructure development and regulatory licensing.
Through the acquisition, Tonik aims to augment its lending portfolio.
The start-up uses machine learning to help businesses automate accounting, payroll and tax reporting.
The bank has successfully migrated its in-house processing centre to the tech firm’s TranzAxis platform.
Rize offers a mobile banking app for Malaysian customers.
Trust has picked the vendor’s Vault Core solution to power its new digital banking offering.
The two countries signed an MoU to remove regulatory barriers to fintech trade.
The firm has signed up Mongolia’s first neobank, M bank, to help build out its digital lending business.
The payments link between the two nations is designed to “enhance consumption and tourism”.
The self-service kiosks can issue international debit cards in under two minutes.
Together, Quantifeed and Alpima will create “a world-class technology platform”.
The deal was signed in June and concluded in July, as part of Circle’s acquisition of CYBAVO earlier this year.
According to Bloomberg, the fintech firm is valued at around $2 billion.
The latest equity round brings total funds raised by ADDX since 2017 to around $140 million.
Both firms will share technology and best practices, as well as jointly develop new products and services.
Minna Bank, Japan’s first digital bank, is the first user of the new core system developed by ZDF and Accenture.
Temenos Infinity will allow Sacombank to acquire, retain and cross-sell to customers across multiple channels.
The solution will provide the bank’s SME clients with data-driven insights and forecasting capabilities.
Gelebart has spent the past 14 years working for digital financial services firms across Africa and Asia.
The digital bank will utilise Daon’s IdentityX platform for ID authentication.
The bank will replace its legacy Flexcube core banking system with Temenos Banking Cloud.
UnionDigital Bank will deploy Thought Machine’s Vault Core solution and Callsign’s digital ID platform.
The Indonesian bank will migrate its wealth management system to Avaloq Core.
The funding will be used to boost its global market expansion plans.
The firm has received approval from the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC).