Mondu lands new EMI licence to fuel European expansion
Mondu’s co-CEO says it is the first B2B BNPL firm in Europe to be granted its own EMI licence.
Mondu’s co-CEO says it is the first B2B BNPL firm in Europe to be granted its own EMI licence.
Scott McClain, Nobel Financial’s chief compliance officer, will also join Sendsprint in the same role.
UBP claims the deal will boost its AUM by €26 billion to €186 billion.
Eastaugh previously served as the CTO of UK regtech TruNarrative for over six years.
The bank is migrating to Temenos’ core banking platform for corporate banking, retail, and wealth management.
What controls UK businesses should put in place to effectively prevent money laundering and other financial crime.
The offering facilitates conversions in over 60 different currencies.
In this newly created position, Dhawan will oversee Lloyds’ AI Centre of Excellence.
The bank is also adopting nCino’s nIQ solution for AI and machine learning tools.
Under BCTO’s ownership, the two entities will merge to become a single combined business.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
AXA says the proposed deal will “create a leading European asset manager” with total AUM of €1.5 trillion.
Bankident will “enable our customers to start trading within minutes”, says Bitpanda’s Maik Brodowski.
The investment firm has deployed the SaaS solution across 71 funds.
The Santander-owned fintech could list on the LSE as early as Q1 2025, according to reports.
Fenergo says its solution is designed to reduce false positives and automate manual AML processes.
Hayfin entered into an agreement with Arctos Partners “to support a management buyout of the business”.
The firm says the order includes a temporary ban on onboarding new customers in Italy.
The public have until 31 October 2024 to submit feedback on the paper.
Screena’s solution enhances customer onboarding by verifying entities against various sanctioned party lists.
Safecypher’s tech tackles CNP fraud by enhancing CVV protection for card payments.
Through the partnership, 1.8 million Irish credit union members will gain access to SEPA instant payments.
Tonella succeeds Marnix van Stiphout, who has served as interim CTO since last November.
Metro Bank is also set to withdraw credit cards from its product range.
The central bank alleges that the fintech is “almost four months late” in submitting its audited annual accounts.
The FCA claims CBPL breached a requirement that prevented it from offering services to “high-risk customers”.
Bunch has now secured a total of $22 million in funding to date.
Russell is moving onto “the next phase of his career” having served as Wealthify’s CEO for over four years.
The CMA will continue to monitor the compliance of the four banks.
Weavr aims to leverage the licence to deliver “the most comprehensive domiciled IBAN offering in Europe”.
The potential for all parties to benefit from open banking is clear, and it’s immense.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Former AQMetrics exec Steve Barnes has been named as the group’s new chief technology officer.
Profile says Cash Plus was able to go live with its cloud-based solution in “an extremely short time period”.
Zopa will utilise D•One’s tech for “open banking connectivity and transaction categorisation intelligence”.
Covaliu will lead PayU GPO’s security, compliance, privacy and risk units.
Revolut has been in pursuit of a UK banking licence since 2021, when it first lodged its application with the PRA.
In 2023, the alternative lender financed over €27 million in small business loans.
Sokin says the deal will “accelerate its product growth plans and further global expansion”.
Allica Bank’s Mitch Trehan discusses the key drivers behind the bank’s latest revenue growth.