BforBank taps Temenos for Google Cloud-supported future expansion
BforBank is the fully digital banking offering from French international banking group Crédit Agricole.
BforBank is the fully digital banking offering from French international banking group Crédit Agricole.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across EMEA.
The deal is set to close later this year.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across Europe.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
BNP Paribas’ head of global markets Olivier Otsy says Anthemis has a “strong track record” in fintech investments.
French banking group Crédit Mutuel Arkéa will remain a minority shareholder in the firm.
The new funds will be spent on developing new products and significantly increasing its staff headcount.
The money will be used to expand across continental Europe and the US.
To date, Alma has raised €180m in equity and more than €100m in debt financing.
Silvr intends to hire 100 people across its sales, marketing, product and tech teams.
Hires form part of strategy to become go-to paytech in Europe’s payments ecosystem.
Spendesk will use the funding to nearly double its workforce.
The bumper funding round takes the start-up’s valuation to €4.4 billion.
The fintech intends to hire 400 new employees across Europe in 2022.
The firm has been active in the French retail banking market since 2000.
Paris-based Lydia has raised over $100 million in new funding.
“The payment card market is undergoing a huge transformation,” says BNP’s head of cards.
Partnership will provide investment opportunities to Lydia’s 5 million customers via its app.
Start-up also plans to release two new digital-led products.
Speaking at Sibos 2021, Frédéric Oudéa says CBDCs “might be more efficient than, and might replace, cash”.
French banking group plans to have 30% of its retail products sold online by 2025.
The BaaS platform wants to democratise access to banking services.
European payments firm seeks greater foothold in core markets.
The Yolt app has more than 1.6 million downloads.
US lender settles over arrangements with Wendel Investment Group.
Uwe Sandner, Katja Hunstock and Ignacio Garcia named as CTO, CPO and CSO.
The firm will combine Limonetik’s PaaS model with its existing global payments network.
The Paris-based firm plans to use the funds to double its staff and accelerate product development.
The experiment was supported by JP Morgan’s blockchain innovation lab, Onyx.
The new funding brings the French firm’s total raised to $400 million.
French bank signs deal with Pasqal and Multiverse Computing.
The bank says it strengthens “essential links” in its credit value chain.
The bank will offer the services of Fusion Risk modules to its compatriots.
German trading app aims for a roll-out across the euro zone.
A top pick of stories from the world of finance and tech in bitesize video format, twice a week.
New AmEx customers will “seamlessly connect” to their accounts.
A clutch of early investment rounds from May you could have missed.
The French unit moved to the shelf back in September 2019.
The paper focuses on Big Tech-associated threats to competition.