Global paytech Ingenico names Laurent Blanchard as CEO
Laurent Blanchard replaces Ingenico’s co-CEOs Gerrard Schmid and Rolf Stangl.
Laurent Blanchard replaces Ingenico’s co-CEOs Gerrard Schmid and Rolf Stangl.
ThetaRay’s Sonar will help Noda stay up to date with shifting compliance regulations.
Anning joins ComplyAdvantage from GoCardless where he was vice president of data.
Bank of Africa UK’s new core banking system, Temenos Transact, will run on the Oracle cloud.
Truzo says it will close its next round of funding in Q2 2023.
The deal will see BaaS and open banking together into an embeddable payment solution for B2B mass payments.
With the new funds, Apexx Global plans to expand further across North America.
The Bank of England facilitated the deal over the weekend, in consultation with the Treasury.
The bank has been granted an Authorised with Restrictions (AwR) licence by the UK’s PRA and FCA.
Retailers, service providers and banks “can build up a presence in Web3”, using a modular design method.
The acquisition will help Orion bring in open banking solutions and expand its digital and core banking capabilities.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the UK.
The consortium consists of D Squared Capital, Moneta VC and Ventura Capital.
Tintra plans to link emerging market clients with global financial opportunities.
The acquisition, for an undisclosed sum, will broaden TT’s multi-asset capabilities.
With Confirmation of Payee, Allica customers will be protected from fraud and misdirected payments.
Lenvi is a combination of Equiniti’s EQ Credit Services, EQ Riskfactor, and EQ KYC Solutions.
Swiatek joins Moniepoint from Capital One, where he served as managing vice president for over four years.
Davies will use her expertise and connections to promote Digiseq services to banks, issuers and processors.
Founded in 2020 and based in Paris, Aria offers an API-led B2B financing solution.
The round was led by Pivot Investment Partners and UBS via its venture arm UBS Next.
According to The Irish Times, the firm’s liabilities have outstripped its assets by €2.5 million ($2.6m).
Griffin will now be able to operate as a bank in the UK with deposit-taking restrictions.
Nationwide will migrate all types of retail payments from an on-premise platform to the Form3 cloud.
N2F is looking to expand across Europe and will recruit 200 new employees over the next five years.
The company plans to grow its loan book and boost its staff headcount.
The partnership has resulted in 52% more monthly active users for Buddy, Klarna Kosma says.
Thomas Grosse has quit the firm citing personal reasons. A successor has yet to be named.
Intesa Sanpaolo will utilise the IBM z16 platform to bolster its cybersecurity operations.
Customers will be able to make donations to the charity by rounding up spending from the card.
Thought Machine intends to hire across India, Japan and South Africa for the first time.
Andersson will join Zimpler’s leadership team and report directly to CEO Johan Strand.
CFIT will bring together “coalitions of experts” across finance, technology, academia and policy.
In its long-awaited annual report, Revolut says it recorded £26.3 million in profit for 2021.
Board will “replace and transform” Nationwide’s financial planning processes and systems.
Doconomy will fold Dreams’ behavioural science platform into its environmental impact measurement tools.
The all-cash deal worth €280 million values the business at €350 million.
Rosén will be tasked with further developing Medius’ existing product suite as well as delivering new products.
The fintech’s board dismissed Bally over differences in approach to “leadership and communications”.
Late-paying users will be hit with a £5 fee from 16 March, City AM reports.