Top ten fintech start-up stories in 2018
New faces and great ambitions. Let the rockets reign in this top ten trip down memory lane.
New faces and great ambitions. Let the rockets reign in this top ten trip down memory lane.
Banks and FIs from around the world share their tech modernisation experiences.
Over the course of 2018, we’ve interviewed a range of industry specialists on a variety of fintech subjects.
Let the visuals take over in this cool collection of infographics.
Bustling blockchain. A compilation of the year’s juiciest stories with this handy top ten.
Bitcoin enjoyed another lively year. Catch up on the hottest stories.
Collaboration in banking; consolidation in the payments sector.
AdelPoint offers decentralised, anonymous and encrypted service.
Company’s CEO since 2015 steps down for personal reasons.
Welcome to the era of the artificially intelligent equity research analyst.
Technology without heart will take you nowhere, in the slowest and most expensive way possible.
Blockchain protocol also gets a cease and desist from the US regulator.
McAfee Labs sees 20% increase in data breaches in financial sector.
Revenue rocking and cash flow positive.
Arthur Ventures leads the round with Coinbase participating.
Babelway’s technology will now be offered as Tradeshift Link.
To manage your cyber risk, you must understand it.
How can banks factor in extreme climate events and environmental disasters risks to improve their credit risk ratings?
Firm says there was “confusion” and now offers cash management instead.
Financial services management platform has some extra holiday spending cash.
US Securities and Exchange Commission lays down the law yet again.
Payments processor powers trading app’s banking move.
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Start-up seeks growth in cash-flow and receivables markets.
Firm looking for more action in legacy IT world.
Brings US firm’s total funding to just over $72 million.
It took issue with “opportunistic” nature of a proposal last month.
There are three types of meetings in the world.
Gottfried Leibbrandt will step down at the end of June 2019.
Will provide its risk management software to US firm.
Private equity firm gets hold of digital services provider.
US app provider now valued at a juicy $2.65 billion.
UK firm plans to expand its US teams on the East Coast.
Intelligent virtual assistance firm Interactions seeks better fraud protection.
It’s surprising how many FIs are still resistant to the changes that are revolutionising their industry.
Swedish bank is for an “overlooked and undervalued customer in mind – migrants”.
The IBAN capability BaaS platforms will become the key driver of flexibility and growth.
Will take on all its pure mobile security solutions.
Condensing six fintech events down into a handful of concrete takeaways.
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