NatWest enables bank-verified digital identities for Nordic structured finance business in partnership with OneID
NatWest will apply OneID’s bank-verified digital identity solution to its structured finance business in the Nordics.
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NatWest will apply OneID’s bank-verified digital identity solution to its structured finance business in the Nordics.
The deal is reportedly valued at around $515 million.
The service is to extend to Sweden following Vipps’ entry into the market.
Meniga’s solutions will enable the bank to offer personalised financial insights to its customers in Norway.
The funds have been earmarked to fuel the company’s expansion in North America.
The firm says the funding will be used to “enhance our operating system designed for the renewable energy industry”.
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Mitigram has also refreshed its C-Suite with recent CSO and CPO additions.
The latest capital raise builds on a previous €26.8 million funding round closed in February.
The US is set to be Klarna Card’s fourth market of entry, following earlier launches in Sweden, Germany and the UK.
The parties say they expect the transaction to close “in the coming months”.
The Swedish start-up says the financing will “immediately” be made available to fintech lenders through its platform.
Vilja is entering the UK market via a partnership with local mortgage origination platform, Mast.
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The appointments follow Trustly’s recent acquisitions of SlimPay and Ecospend.
The investor has owned 21% of Monese since leading its $60 million Series B round back in 2018.
Zafin has partnerships with a number of global banks including Wells Fargo, HSBC, PNZ and ING.
Forsberg is expected to form and execute a strategy for Froda’s loan products and embedded finance operations.
A newly formed entity, Klarna Financial Services UK, will now provide all consumer-facing services in the country.
Blacksmith claims to have specifically tailored the platform for SEB following a year-long pilot project.
The agreement will directly connect Klarna to STEP2 and the gross settlement payment system RT1.
Klarna describes the UK holding company as “an important early step on a journey towards an eventual IPO”.
Jifiti says it can now provide clients with a broader range of payment products and pan-European solutions.
Medius announced its acquisition of the expense management software company Expensya back in June.
It plans to develop its proprietary Brite Instant Payments Network that facilitates 24/7 “instant” processing.
Eileen Chibb joins as chief operations officer (COO) and Jussi Lindberg as chief revenue officer (CRO).
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The acquisition is subject to regulatory approvals.
The $6 million deal is to be completed via an all-stock transaction by September.
The Swedish fintech has appointed Alexander Kassai as COO and Fredrik Strömqvist as CFO.
Mambu’s cloud technology and Knowit’s loan origination solution are to support the SPK’s housing loan offering.
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Swedish paytech Trustly is set to be the first firm to tap into Lunar’s account infrastructure.
Ikano Bank’s pan-European accounts, deposits, and unsecured retail lending will be consolidated on TCS Bancs.
Qred operates an AI-led financing platform to offer loans, credit cards and factoring for small businesses.
Anna Bjurefeldt joins Trustly as head of internal audit and Mia Bjurkell as director of risk and compliance.
With the new solution, both firms aim to “simplify the disjointed payments landscape” in the Nordics and UK.
P27 says “new requirements and regulations” have challenged its operating model.
Mastercard intends to fold Baffin Bay’s automated Threat Protection tech into a global “cyber service”.
The partnership has resulted in 52% more monthly active users for Buddy, Klarna Kosma says.