Australian banking software vendor Constantinople bags $33m in Series A round
The new cash injection adds to the $20 million Constantinople previously raised via its May 2022 seed round.
The new cash injection adds to the $20 million Constantinople previously raised via its May 2022 seed round.
Westpac’s current stack “isn’t older or less capable than peers… we just have too much of it”, according to its CEO.
GSS says the new funding coincides with its “transition from the development phase to the operational phase”.
The firms plan for the new security measure to be ready by the beginning of 2025.
With the deal, Anna Money says it plans to introduce a “smart business current account and debit card”.
The approval comes less than three years after the bank was first awarded a restricted banking licence.
Bayliss succeeds Joseph Healy, who is stepping down after a seven-year tenure as CEO.
The bank will leverage nCino’s Cloud Banking Platform across its consumer and business lending operations.
Subi’s partners at launch include BambooHR, KeyPay, MYOB and Xero.
Charlie Minutella will lead the fintech’s operations from its New York office.
Irvine will take over the reins from current CEO Ross McEwan, who is set to retire in April.
The deal joins Fat Zebra’s payments platform with Adatree’s CDR-compliant open data capabilities.
Volans aims to become Australia’s number one private bank before taking the brand global.
The fintech has been licenced to operate in Europe since 2022.
Dancerace says its tech will make it easier for Aussie businesses with unpaid invoices “to receive their cash faster”.
Interpath Advisory has been instated as provisional liquidator for PCSIL.
Motive Partners will invest two $25 million tranches as part of its growth commitment to the Aussie firm.
The company has promoted Paul Dunn to CEO, APAC and Chris Spencer to CEO, EMEA.
The round was led by Australian bank Westpac and cloud-based financial services platform nCino.
The industry will also make an AUD 100 million investment towards a new confirmation of payee solution.
Simone Joyce will remain as chair through 2024 and will hand over her post to another board member sometime next year.
Loans are anticipated to range from $6.6 million to $19.8 million.
Engine enables clients to build their own banking propositions using the same core technology that Starling uses.
The paytech was valued at $350 million only seven months ago.
Pismo is to support AtPay’s BNPL and card management programmes, ahead of its Q1 2024 launch.
The portfolio comprises $35 million in invoice finance and a further $5 million in trade finance.
Blackbullion will deploy Bud’s Assess solution and its open banking and transactional AI tech.
Greener’s business solution was launched earlier this month following its seed funding round.
The bank intends to migrate at least half of its business operations to the cloud by 2024.
The Treasury is welcoming feedback on its latest proposals until 1 December 2023.
The proposals will be introduced to the Australian parliament this year.
The bank’s venture capital fund previously participated in Trovata’s $27 million Series B in June 2022.
With nCino, the bank aims to improve efficiency and deliver a “frictionless” experience for staff and customers.
By leveraging Backbase’s platform, Judo Bank aims to “create new digital experiences” for its customers.
The deal marks another step in Finbots.AI’s push to scale across APAC.
Xero announced its plan to exit the start-up earlier this year after initially acquiring it in 2020.
On completion, the acquired portfolio is expected to be worth NZ$1.4 billion in outstanding balance.
New Zealand’s four largest banks are preparing to instate open banking in May 2024.
The acquisition includes an additional $150,000 payment dependent on MIntegrity’s financial performance.
Archie is led by serial fintech entrepreneur Anthony Thomson and Steve Brennen, a former PayPal director.