CODE Credit Union implements Symitar’s Episys with MDT
The conversion occurred entirely virtually.
The conversion occurred entirely virtually.
The round was led by Shopify and Checkout.com backer Insight Partners.
The applications have 45 days to prepare for the ban.
Mizuho plans a global rollout of Fenergo systems afterwards.
Anytime to fall under the Orange brand as it looks to scale up for businesses.
The country’s central bank has granted it a SCD licence.
New York-based private equity firm takes majority stake in core banking vendor.
JP Morgan already holds a majority stake in a Chinese venture.
Nets happy to continue a wave of consolidation across European payments.
Perfect the art of incremental business improvements in the cheapest and most efficient ways, before the competition.
The start-up announced a $165 million Series D funding round.
Firm now claims to be largest account payable firm in the construction sector.
Egypt-based bank adds to existing portfolio of Temenos products.
“I remember acquiring our first cardholder,” says icount founder.
The bank’s global compliance division will deploy the Silent Eight’s resolution alert system.
Runa Capital, S7V, EFG Hermes, and Rucker Park, took part in the investment.
Wealthtech firm plans to take advantage of a digitising industry.
Featuring Mission Lane, Narmi, Finja, CarPay, and ZipLoan.
Rewire currently boasts more than 200,000 European accounts.
Unihomes, also based in Sheffield, bundles up university accomodations with bills.
Channel 4 signed an advertising-for-equity deal.
Challenger bank for farmers receives investment from Duke of Westminster’s estate.
Tanam give green light after 18 months of sandbox testing.
The Peoples’ Bank of China wants Ant to overhaul its business or face the consequences.
Jamaicans sent $4 billion in electronic payments in 2019.
All players should look carefully at this space and define strategies of “where to play” and “how to win”.
Here’s a list of all the buzzwords in our What the Fintech podcast game, “Fintech Jail”.
We run down the most interesting core banking stories from this year.
A number of fintechs have still been tested during COVID-19, some to the brink of collapse.
Let’s get the lay of the land with a quick industry-evolution review and where it’s left IBDs.
The fines kept flowing even in a year as turbulent as 2020.
Its founder has hired financial advisory group, Lazard, to oversee its funding round in 2021.
The government has been working with the credit union movement to move things along.
This year has seen several job cut announcements.
Firms that have not used their regulatory permissions for the last 12 months are at risk of having it revoked.
Financial services are far from reaching a “new normal”.
Goldman Sachs Group and Citigroup are managing the deal.
Despite COVID-19, the financial sector has still enjoyed some notable M&A deals.
The start-up has long struggled with its management of Black employees.
The firm has asked investment banks to pitch in the new year for roles on an impending IPO.