Video: Top fintech stories this week – 31 January 2020
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The start-up will offer a fully-regulated banking platform for fintechs.
The industry is undecided over roughly $1 billion dollars.
Government body aims to clamp down on “reprehensible” behaviour.
Former staff said there was no HR person or office manager to voice concerns with.
Staff numbers may be cut by “under 80” in affected branches.
A majority of the firm’s services remain down.
Chainalysis traced the funds to a ransomware payment through Bitfinex’s platform.
Monzo’s co-founder met up with the Japanese investor in Mayfair this month.
Barclays already uses Flux’s technology on its beta programme Launchpad.
The regulator is asking banks to explain their 39.99% rates.
Regulator calls for comment ahead of 2021 launch.
Tally is not a cryptocurrency, because it’s linked to a tangible asset.
SME lender plans to boost support for customers.
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There’s an appetite to save and invest despite low interest rates across Europe, Australia and the US.
The round was co-led by Visa and SAP’s venture arm Sapphire.
The fintech is also set to expand its headcount this year.
Former head of strategy takes over from BoE-bound Andrew Bailey.
Regulator looking into benefits of SaaS and PaaS.
The challenger already has 200,000 customers largely in Finland and Germany.
The lender says it needs to “think about the way that [its] capital is being delivered”.
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The funding for the SME finance provider was led by investment firm FTV Capital.
UK bank to offer Nimbla technology to one million SME customers.
The app plans to expand across Europe “in the coming months”.
London-based firm gives users green light to sent money to Alipay wallets.
A private Facebook group, “Monzo stole our money”, has grown to 1,080 members.
M-Pesa is the telco’s digital payment service.
Roughly a seventh of the 32.54 million employed in the UK are gig economy workers.
The Treasury Committee singles out the cloud as a “source of systemic risk”.
The bank sees a major reshuffle under new chief Alison Rose.
Fresh funding brings total investment in Trussle to £26.5m.
Central banks in Canada, the UK, Japan, Switzerland, and Sweden are teaming up.
Vive aims to fully launch in the second quarter of 2020.
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The challenger says the UK’s Muslim community has been “financially isolated”.
The UK financial watchdog has been severely criticised for its lack of oversight of several funds.