Top fintech stories this week – 21 December 2018
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Catch up on FinTech Futures’ top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
Switzerland has introduced a comprehensive legal framework for regulating blockchain on a national level.
UK firm unleashes latest product for freelance folks.
The first of its kind in the EU.
Aiming at UK expansion.
Aiming to allow consumers to pay for goods and services through their bank’s app.
Hong Kong-based blockchain firm buys again – this time a UK wealthtech.
Supported by Swiss media group Tamedia.
Incentivised Switching Scheme welcomes 11 banks.
Bank hit by a trio of regulators for money laundering fails.
To grow its lending product and raise the UK firm’s profile.
DNB NXT Accelerator and StartupLab want you.
European Cards Stakeholders Group calls for feedback.
Digital receipt firm plans platform expansion.
Ten former employees feel the heat in Tallinn.
Irish B2B payments provider making progress.
All staff will lose their jobs at the UK-based augmented reality firm.
We talk to Transferwise about its progress, with partner banks as well as under its own steam.
Bank says this “turns open banking into a commercially viable product”.
Bank says app is popular among freelancers and micro-enterprises in the UK.
Digital, mobile, cards, e-commerce – it’s all happening.
As it applies for a UK banking licence from the FCA and PRA.
The parties seek to build their PSD2 infrastructure in the Nordics.
As it develops its retail gold investment app launched in July.
Led by FTV Capital and supported by AlbionVC.
CB Alerts portal helps online merchants collaborate with card-issuing banks.
Investment from Elliott Advisors and Scottish Equity Partners.
How many payment institution (PI) and electronic money institution (EMI) licences were granted in Europe?
Merchant Machine is on the scene to reveal the true value in the world we live in.
Federal Council wants to exploit digital opportunities with friendly framework.
She aims to have a bigger impact in the industry through fintech partnerships.
Unveils pilot implementation of LitePOS solution with eService.
EXCLUSIVE. UK challenger bank now called Allica. Founder now trying to make sense of it all.
Voleo will join the Helsinki-based firm’s Wealthtech Partnership Programme.
Evry will provide Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) core banking and payment solutions.
Separating blockchain reality from hype with new platforms based on scientific principles and published research.
UK firm targets expansion in Turkey, India, Ukraine and Russia.
Closes the loan with Porsche Holding Salzburg.
Data analytics and insights platform lands in UK.
UK and South Africa united in fintech grief.