CreditEnable announces $2m pre-Series A investment round
The investment will allow it to develop and launch a second-generation product.
The investment will allow it to develop and launch a second-generation product.
The two firms have held a partnership since 2009.
Core banking vendor plans to use the capital to expand into new markets.
Neo plans a credit card and rewards-based savings.
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Multinational bank seeks to diversify its services to emerging markets.
Payments firm set to focus on US, Canada, and Europe.
New firm aims to help start-ups in emerging markets.
Commerce National Bank & Trust and Commencement Bank deploy Phoenix on public cloud.
The partnership will enable direct access in the Varo app to the WorldRemit service.
Bank plans to use DLIB to provide structured investment products.
The derivatives firm will use Cobalt for its FX operations.
Sailesh Panchal joins the challenger from Orwell Group.
Goldman Sachs led the latest round.
HTB aims to improve its monitoring, optimisation and alerting systems.
FNZ hopes to benefit from Temasek’s “significant presence”.
Texan bank already deploys Nymbus at its digital subsidiary.
The Series A funding round was led by the Fidelity-backed Eight Roads.
“People talk about AI as if it can solve anything, but it isn’t the only answer.”
The fintech is targeting cross-border trade between Europe and Asia.
Mobile banking firm Varo Money has gained approval from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC).
Governor Software CEO says investment in compliance technology is crucial.
Ivestors: “The financial industry is ready for new technology to improve the way people pay for goods and services.”
The additional $7 million came from Napier Park Financial Partners.
Mexican challenger bank has also launched its credit card.
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This will help XP streamline & automate workflows.
Top of the list is Michael Ronen, the managing partner of the Vision Fund’s US investments.
Bankable also plans to open New York office.
Founder Hash Aboulhosn restarts company to found new venture.
BIS has published a cross-country review on the fintech regulatory landscape.
Canadian bank launches research fund to develop AI and ML.
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The 25-person fintech will continue to power the bank’s ‘Assistant AccèsD’.
FinTech Futures speaks to Andrew Beatty of FIS about its new platform.
Contour is built on R3’s Corda platform.
Furthermore, US-based Finxact has also made its first core banking system sale abroad – in Thailand.
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GS itself has four women on its board of directors, out of 11 total members.
Vendor finds investment from six community banks.