What’s in store for financial services in 2021?
A look at what the rest of this year might have in store for the world of financial services and fintech.
A look at what the rest of this year might have in store for the world of financial services and fintech.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
This isn’t its first challenger start-up foray.
In 2020, VTB launched a total of 1,280 software development teams.
Staring into the crystal ball for signs of what we could see over the course of the year from the industry.
Atlanta-based de novo bank deploys SilverLake in the cloud.
Berlin-based firm aims to help “impactful” businesses with a range of products.
“We see that there is definitely an appetite for what we’re doing,” says co-founder, Ryan Glover.
The Spac is eyeing up fintech, wealth management and gaming sectors.
A permanent shift to New York would be particularly damaging for London.
The former Zalando chief isn’t the only executive addition in recent months.
The funding is a combination of equity and debt financing.
Hakbah aims to “modernise and ease” savings in Saudi Arabia.
Former Rizq founder sets up new Islamic wallet app.
The central bank has previously been criticised over its bond purchasing.
Five reasons why the banking world, including fintech challengers, needs to sit up and take notice.
“This smacks of opportunism,” says Kevin Hollinrake, chair of Fair Business Banking.
The temporary outage, though “short-lived”, was severe.
The over-65s were most likely to embrace the technology for the first time.
How COVID-19 has accelerated the transition to the cloud.
Featuring Aya Payments, Modularbank, First Boulevard, GoHenry, and Alinea Invest.
President Biden’s reshuffle of regulatory top jobs continues.
Minna says the investment will be used for global expansion, “with requests from all continents”.
The deal brings DNA’s customer base up to around 30,000 merchants.
The incubator is looking to accept just three-to-five start-ups.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
Finqware initiated account aggregation for seven Croatian banks last year.
“COVID-19 just exacerbated things,” says Blomfield.
Spectrum’s MD joins the Quantile board of directors.
Kapoor joins after three years at the major international bank.
Banks have relied on the “five p’s” – people, physical cash, premises, processes and paper.
Featuring CGI, Cleo AI, Freetrade, Market Finance, and Monzo.
Currencycloud talks tech, structure, product development and bank relationships.
“The options today are mobile money or banks,” says CEO.
Payments infrastructure firm plans “global expansion” with new cash.
Investors include Aussie BNPL unicorn Zip.
The bank says no jobs will be cut in the closures.
Teamwork, trust, and support come from a place of pure emotion.
Innovation in commercial lending with special guest, Dean Snyder, EVP at AFS.
Form3 to provide real-time payment processing, clearing and settlement.