Railsbank frontrunner to purchase Wirecard Card Solutions
London-based firm puts its hat in the ring to acquire ailing firm.
London-based firm puts its hat in the ring to acquire ailing firm.
COVID-19 thwarts Frankfurt’s plans to grab clearing business from Britain.
UK-based aggregation platform taps TrueLayer to boost its service.
The bank has hired 30 staff in the first half of the year.
Firms have two months to consider the cases, making the final approval on 30 November.
His role at the bank will be “strictly ring-fenced” from his political position.
Samsung Pay Card allows users to pay with their hardware across multiple accounts.
Payments firm raises $33 million and welcomes Lloyds and Nationwide as shareholders.
The system claims to save landlords “significant time”.
The delay is because of the bloc’s own regulations which are also in flux.
First Direct becomes fourth UK bank to offer Mastercard debit cards.
The system allows advisors to submit a mortgage application through the back office.
The appointment comes as the bank makes around 550 employees redundant.
The round attracted new investors Augmentum Fintech, SBI Group and mojo.capital.
“If it wasn’t for COVID-19, we’d be well on our way to turning a profit.”
Vitesse brings total raised to £7.3 million with fresh injection.
Some £220 million of the £600 million came from government schemes.
The Finnish start-up says its departure is down to both COVID-19 and Brexit.
Options UK thinks there is a noticeable gap in the Islamic pension market.
Revolut’s revenue was up to £162.7 million in 2019.
“They looked at me, as if to say: ‘what is this girl doing here?'” says Vene.
Welsh firm brings Mutual Vision’s client base up to 23 in the UK.
The fintech – which launched last October – has also integrated with a host of new banks.
TranSwap, and Remitr have also signed up for its new multi-currency wallet.
UK watchdog highlights issue with letting users borrow again and again.
The company hired hundreds of employees and focused on attracting new customers.
The fintech was forced to delay launch due to COVID-19.
UK regulator worried merger may prevent new entrants scaling up in the UK.
The UK is a notable eight ahead of second-place Malaysia.
The EPA says the FCA should have reached out to it.
If they don’t believe they are part of the problem, nothing will really change.
Founder Elizabeth Varley puts the business’ collapse down to COVID-19.
Cloud adoption in North America amongst major banks is still in its infancy.
The fintech has raised £100m in debt financing to extend its own support.
“We never planned to launch a bank during a global pandemic,” says the CEO of Monument.
The challenger aims to launch in the first quarter of 2021.
Bank admits that the pandemic casts “significant doubt” on its ability to continue operations.
LSE exploring options to push through $27 billion acquisition.
Accenture comes out on top of a public procurement process.
The pair plan to create a joint offering for customers in Italy and the UK.