Data firm Collibra bags $100m funding
Following a great year in revenue and expansion.
Following a great year in revenue and expansion.
Series B round led by Valar Ventures.
San Francisco-based firm offers free banking services to freelancers.
Firm says it does not “see any economic point in providing you with our services”.
CEO unveils his cunning plan to build a global licensing team.
Mobile paytech now has a total of $20 million.
To improve the efficiency of the health sector.
Called M1 Spend, it integrates within the US firm’s current app.
Initially designed for issuing solutions, but full scope on the way.
Blockchain technology and identity management converge via partnership with BitPay.
Company says it is at the start of a “long process”.
Always look on the Brightside of life.
The Galaxy S10 will allow users to trade, transact and store coins.
New investors include American Bankers Association and Accenture.
Provided by Calculus Capital.
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Firm selected by paytech titan to deliver TPP identity and regulatory checking solutions.
Start-up offers a digital leap without a core banking revamp.
It will soon be fintech showtime on Broadway.
Series A funding round led by Mountain Nazca.
Of our elaborate plans, the end. Of everything that stands, the end.
Will offer new investment capital of £10 million per programme.
Will use funds for action in data management and lending space.
Round led by Vistara Capital Partners, Beedie Capital, and Accenture Ventures.
Global payments innovation service’s values also exceed $300 billion daily.
Also, Sandia Laboratory FCU ousts 40-year old legacy tech with Corelation’s Keystone.
The deal in Indiana was valued in the “multi-millions”.
They extend their partnership for eight years.
Follows on from $44 million in last year’s Series A round.
Aiming to support start-ups and digital health firms.
Featuring JAJA, South Korea, Sberbank and R3.
To expand in Mexico and neighbouring markets.
San Francisco-based start-up will still operate independently.
Creating one big unit dedicated to payments.
EXCLUSIVE. A major revamp with Infosys’ Finacle, it is understood.
To help meet compliance requirements and automate processes.
CEO of Canadian Bankers Association makes his case.
Texas-based accounting platform seeks expansion via “business OS”.
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US regional bank holding company reports “significant increase in online applications” since launch.