Mastercard promotes UK president Barnett to EU role
Barnett is expected to join the management committee on 1 June.
Barnett is expected to join the management committee on 1 June.
Revolut says it also plans to roll out consumer lending services to the region.
The vendor will continue to provide its customer insights and relationship systems.
Prior to Monzo, Bhatia spent almost 16 years at American Express.
The move is part of Embark’s effort to build its presence in the UK retirement/savings sector.
Fair Play is deploying FFS’ Payment Gateway and Merchant Hub.
The new timeline is 14 September 2021.
Yolt’s chief business officer unpacks his thoughts on Brexit & the future of finance.
Customers will be given a notice of “at least” 60 days before their accounts are closed.
Existing backers inlude Citi and Commerzbank.
The investment comes after UK car production dipped by more than a third last month.
The average value being withdrawn has gone up from £65 to £82.
Tide is revamping its customer offerings and adding new functionality with Mambu.
The report recorded 110 domestic fintech companies as of 2018.
The fintech will now look to raise up to £400,000 on Crowdcube.
Six-month investigation into the German firm encounters stumbling blocks.
The Spanish bank purchased a 50.1% stake in the international payments and FX firm.
Revolut’s goals remain the same, despite coronavirus.
An open letter sent to the EBA recommends a June 2021 deadline.
The building society refits 25-year-old core systems.
Investment banking firm seeks to improve customer experience and improve efficiency.
Senior bankers had worked over the weekend on the basis that the ceiling would be £25k.
Dorfman joins fellow shareholder in Snoop, Salesforce Ventures.
“It will give firms what they’ve longed for – real-time understanding of the figures.”
Funding Options says HM Treasury should “embrace the full ecosystem of lenders” in the SME sector.
London-headquartered bank releases Q1 earnings with stark warning for Europe.
Swiss vendor will provide BPO services foe Deutsche until 2028.
Brokers will be able to access lender criteria all in one place.
“We are increasingly observing an ‘America first’ attitude among large US banks.”
Currently its C2C service is available in 20 countries.
The two firms will work on enabling more transactions for merchants.
“We’re ready to take on the giants,” says Anyday’s CEO.
The new hire is set to go through in late 2020 following regulatory approval.
Pain joins from Deutsche Bank and will lead Northern Trust’s EMEA tech ops.
These new joiners can lend between £10,000 and £5 million to small businesses.
Capital on Tap has also created new services to aid COVID-affected businesses.
Both leave the bank after 12-month tenures.
The project is backed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
The FSB welcomes responses to the questions set out in the consultation by 20 July 2020.
Chip managed to raise £2.6 million from 4,240 investors.