Bank of England adds another £100bn to combat COVID-19 economic crisis
Sterling sank against the dollar and euro on Thursday, falling more than 1% following the announcement.
Sterling sank against the dollar and euro on Thursday, falling more than 1% following the announcement.
The FCA will extend it to other speculative investments that are hard to trade.
The London branch of the bank dragged up for issues between 2012 and 2017.
FinTech Futures speaks to James Buckley, vice-president and Europe director for Infosys Finacle.
I’m not saying that digital transformation is just a case of implementing a DBP.
The UK’s CMA is looking into potential anti-competitive implications.
CMSPI estimates maximum pay-out for UK merchants to be roughly £15.2bn.
Out of its roughly 183 employees, 22 will be leaving the company.
Omni operates across Chile and Colombia.
Eight currencies from the Middle East and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) have been added.
Co-founder & CEO of Plum offers his insights on how COVID-19 affects savings.
Dowling has more than 20 years’ experience working in the regulatory field.
The bank aims to help the NHS put 500 young people in jobs.
The soon-to-be bank will offer property development loans.
Investors in the company believe the drop is nothing more than a minor blip.
RateSetter would be bought up at “a knockdown valuation”.
Forward Partners, MMC and Alliance Ventures participated in the round.
Stripe will directly compete with UK home market player GoCardless.
Financial data fintech plans US expansion.
The fintech says it will allow merchants to pay a lower transaction processing cost.
The UK company is expanding to Australia, South Africa and the US.
Catherine Lewis La Torre starts on 1 September.
Soon to be former VP joined the start-up a year ago.
Since January, Marcus has seen more than £8 billion inflow.
Users can now send money with just a phone number.
Crown Commercial Services adds another open banking partner.
ANNA has been busy onboarding customers and adding features to its platform for SMEs.
We focus on one particular coronavirus news item affecting the fintech industry.
All three co-founders have taken exit options from Aviva’s investment.
The fintech is sharia-compliant and follows AAOIFI rules on gold.
In the UK, up to 8.8 million people are over-indebted.
The fintech’s sandbox is regulated by the FCA.
The fintech says it will donate “at least” 10% of its revenue to charity.
The bank is using OakNorth’s COVID Vulnerability Rating (CVR) framework.
We talk to some of the winners of last year’s PayTech Awards to see how they have fared since then.
The redundancies account for roughly 8% of the start-up’s workforce.
“Users visit our app on average one and a half times a day,” says CTO.
“It’s not just about a sexy frontend or onboarding,” says CCO.
Cpay.uk aims to provide an alternative to what it calls “heavily regulated banking”.
Findr CEO Greg Watts provides his insight on creating a start-up amidst a global pandemic.