Video: Top fintech stories this week – 25 October 2019
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
Investors nervous as recovery firm takes control.
The S10’s fingerprint feature glitch means it can be unlocked by anyone.
Challenger expects to cross the threshold within a few weeks.
The fintech is in the process of acquiring its banking licence.
This decrease follows a similar pattern between Q1 and Q2.
Glue42 works with the likes of JP Morgan Chase.
Trade finance indeed needs a network to network.
The cost £5.5 million and four years in development.
Panel at the International SME Business Banking Forum believes banks missing a trick.
The funding is part of a combined Series A £2.3 million.
Ebury will use deal to expand and boost payments capabilities.
CYBG to assimilate all products and services under one name by December 2020.
The UK was the first country on bunq’s launch “wish list”.
Parisian payments firm plans geographic expansion with new funds.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
The fintech provides first-time buyers with an equity loan of up to 15%.
It launched its first app back in February 2019.
FCA ranks bottom among six major EU competent authorities for EMIR data supervision.
Installation of a new integrated development environment underway.
Firms would like to see more guidance around ML regulations.
Lakestar, ABN AMRO Ventures and Earlybird will also be investing.
The regulator will work on “common standards and product disclosures”.
Vocalink emerges winner of competitive bid process.
Kramer managed end-to-end customer experience at BNY Mellon.
Spyros Retzekas, COO at Qualco says agility is the key.
The ‘big nine’ UK banks still represent around 95% of the market, says OBIE.
OpenWrks can determine when gambling will become a health issue too.
Zopa says it’s the first lender to show how it determines who to lend to.
Sophos houses more than 3,400 staff and a turnover of $710.6 million.
The companies will be showcased at Melbourne’s Intersekt conference.
The report found London has the world’s highest concentration of finserv firms.
The loan will turn into shares if Revolut receive a US banking licence.
The card enables limitless spending and zero foreign exchange fees.
The bank wants to inject “much needed competition” into the SME space.
The new polymer note will be the first to utilise two transparent windows.
DPR’s core banking technology will serve Clear Bank’s savings customers.
UK watchdog wants to protect retail customers from scams
Recognise plans a 2020 launch for SME banking.
Yolt’s UK, France and Italy-based users can now open a Raisin account.