Video: Top fintech stories this week – 19 February 2021
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
FinTech Futures’ weekly news round-up.
A trio of funding rounds that may have passed you by last week.
It intends to raise the funds from growth investment firms.
The $115 billion figure is more than threefold its $36 billion valuation.
Panamanian lender to integrate new products and solutions online.
The new bank brings “all financing solutions under one umbrella”.
It claims to tackle the shortage of developers across 22 industries.
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Opera made two fintech-focused acquisitions last year.
Healthcare-supporting FCU revamps digital channels.
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Molllie says it wants to help merchants with European growth post-Brexit.
The fintech will no longer rely on ING’s licence.
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The government likens a digital identity wallet to a bank card authorising a payment.
Data analytics and customer engagement firm plans expansion with new funding.
The start-up intends to be a true representation of the country’s 7.6m population.
Pakrashi says his wants “to get back” to his roots at Cape.
The first stop along the way is a new product launch in Norway.
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Public.com – as on 1 February – decided to stop making profits from payment for order flows.
The fintech anticipates year-over-year growth of around 88%.
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Nelson spent 23 years at Bank of America.
Sanat Rao says the time is right to invest in back-end systems change.
Nymbus is gearing up to launch “Nymbus Labs”.
“It makes a big difference when you see someone like you on a platform.”
It initially launched its platform publicly late last year after raising $1.5 million in funding.
The neobank’s best-performing arm, by a long way, was its NPL unit.
In 2020, Equa bank’s consolidated net profit fell by 55% to $8.5 million.
0.5% is the highest paying easy-access rate in the UK.
The deal is yet to be officially announced.
This battle is for core banking software, challenging the likes of SAP, Finastra and Temenos.
ION Group has bought a handful of other firms to date.
Equifax wants higher rates of automation and verification.
A report says Klarna is currently working on a half a billion new share issue.
Currently, the start-up makes money on partial interchange fees.