Fintus acquires fellow German fintech Finstreet
The acquisition follows an investment from AnaCap Financial Partners into Fintus.
The acquisition follows an investment from AnaCap Financial Partners into Fintus.
N26’s CFO and interim COO Jan Kemper has jointly agreed with the bank to step down from his role.
The move is linked to a new target operating model and the firm’s new CEO, Carsten Höltkemeyer.
The deal is expected to close in Q3 2023.
Nexi says the DACH region is an “important potential growth area” for the firm.
The firm claims it has seen “rapid growth” in the US and has tripled its revenues over the last 12 months.
Naga users will be able to top up their accounts using A2A payments authenticated via biometrics.
As CEO designate, Höltkemeyer will work alongside current CEO Roland Folz to “orchestrate a smooth transition”.
Ohlrogge, who joins from Germany’s Nexi/Nets Group, has assumed the role with immediate effect.
The partnership will enable N26 customers to buy and sell almost 200 cryptocurrencies.
Vert is a payment acceptance and banking services solution for SMEs.
The money will go to underserved communities in regions where Merck currently operates.
Trade Ledger CEO Martin McCann says the digital solution the firm has developed for NORD/LB is a “world first”.
Completed in under 12 months, the implementation follows the migration of HCOB’s international SWIFT payments.
Candis is an accounts payable (AP) processes automation solution.
The acquisition will equip FNZ with additional wealth management product and service solutions.
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Mandali will be responsible for scaling and developing the firm’s platform and products.
The Berlin-based neobank says the action will not affect its services, customer funds or investments.
Wagner will take over from current CEO Sven Lindemann on 15 August 2022.
The financing has been provided by American multinational Citi and French investment bank Natixis.
The partnership will boost the bank’s efforts to digitise and automate its documentary trade business.
Ageras co-founder and CEO Rico Andersen says the acquisition is a “critical step” in the company’s growth.
Klarna Kosma’s open banking offering will provide Airbank access to an international network of banks.
The two firms will collaborate to develop “invisible banking” solutions that improve client-to-bank connectivity.
Customers can pay with funds drawn directly from their portfolio using the UnitPlus debit card.
The acquisition is expected to close in the next few weeks.
Funds will be used for product development and expanding across Europe, Asia and the US.
The new funds will be used to grow its 30-person team and for further product development.
The acquisiton, for an undisclosed sum, will be headed up by Bankhaus payments veteran Mirko Siepmann.
GoCardless says: “Open banking is growing rapidly, with 64 million active users projected in Europe by 2024.”
Upvest says the funds will be used towards building out its investment API, expansion plans and hiring talent.
Airbank raises $20m in a Series A funding round led by Molten Ventures.
Western Union’s WU+ digital banking app is now live in Germany and Romania.
The extension round is based on a post-money valuation uplift to €5 billion from €4.4 billion.
The challenger bank laid off 45 of its employees last month.
The company has raised $57 million in total funding to date.
Solarisbank says the close-knit dual leadership will “master the challenges of a growing tech organisation”.
Nets is part of European paytech conglomerate Nexi Group, which will own 100% of orderbird.
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