How would Boris Johnson’s 2% digital tax affect UK fintech?
The tax will target big social media platforms, search engines and online marketplaces.
The tax will target big social media platforms, search engines and online marketplaces.
Countryside neobank preparing to move out of beta.
The funding round was led by seed and growth investor Global Founders Capital.
The start-up offers future buyers a capital contribution – not a loan.
Banque de France deputy governor says the right mindset is key.
French bank plans to build out its private equity offerings.
Verification firm plans to use fresh cash to open new locations.
570easi now holds a customer base of more than 90,000.
Parisian payments firm plans geographic expansion with new funds.
Spyros Retzekas, COO at Qualco says agility is the key.
Yolt’s UK, France and Italy-based users can now open a Raisin account.
Danske says the European landscape lends to more unique businesses.
Consortium had to link 14 different systems together.
Libra’s MD says regulators must be “fully onboard” first.
AMF wants Britain to guard against potential for arbitrage opportunities.
Murex’s MX.3 platform pulls every part of business into one.
It’s “the missing piece of the puzzle” for financial companies.
Exploring the challenger bank landscape in France considering their offerings and their technology.
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The system will operate in a multi-entity mode, with SAB supporting the hosting, operation and maintenance.
The six-month pilot project tests fingerprint authorisation.
The firm white-labels its solutions and is API-driven.
French startup automates payroll and HR processes for SMEs.
“100% of emerging technologies” will be tested for new services.
Yolt is also partnering with Payvision and Funding Options, both of which also have ties to ING.
The Paris-based start-up was founded four months ago.
Partnerships with companies in France, Scandinavia, Spain and Switzerland.
These security tokens offer a range of advantages, says the bank.
The firm has raised a total of €28 million investment since its inception.
The service will be discontinued in the UK and France on 15 June.
SAB’s SAB AT will be added to the acquisitive French company’s existing range of acquired core offerings.
CEO has left and trading is in a slump.
This includes United Kingdom, Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain and Switzerland.
Matthias Kröener founded Fidor ten years ago.
The France-based start-up sold for an undisclosed amount.
LinkedIn’s former talent hunter will head international recruitment.
Inspired by a Moroccan engineer’s personal experience of making money transfers.
It aims to expand its services to Portugal, Italy and France.
As a strong and united ecosystem, the European fintech scene can finally discover its true potential.
The company is aiming for a long-term presence in the country.