European Investment Bank invests $80m in Lithuania’s SME Finance
The firm is charged with backing Baltic enterprises through the COVID-19 pandemic.
The firm is charged with backing Baltic enterprises through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Singaporean fintech begins investment project in Indonesia.
Kuda completes the largest seed round in Africa.
The wealthtech says it provides “secure, reliable and international financial reach”.
Starling, Curve and GoCardless are raising rounds in excess of $100m.
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Santander claims its UK app has 4 million monthly active users at present.
The start-up’s speedy route to what could be unicorn status is unusual.
UBS’s new venture is aiming to invest across the fintech ecosystem.
“Banks are having to find ways of cutting costs,” says Icon.
Co-founder of BLCK VC and Storm Ventures associate, Frederik Groce, is on a mission.
The Snoop app launched in April.
The round arrives just seven months after its €20 million Series B extension in April.
It adds to PrimaryBid’s $8.6 million Series A last year.
Aqumon offers B2C and B2B solutions.
All donations will be exchanged via Google and Reuter’s mid-market rate.
A number of legacy banks in Dubai have launched digital-only services this year.
“Lanistar is not only planning to stand out, but step over all the other start-ups”.
TreeCard, set to launch next year, is made of sustainable cherry tree wood.
Payments processing firm plans to branch out from Europe and South East Asia.
FundThrough aims to eliminate the “wait” for SME payments
Paystack has 60,000 business customers across Nigeria and Ghana.
Wealthsimple serves some 1.5 million users.
Of its 15 investments, three were founded by Revolut alumni.
The IPO could raise between $2 billion and $3 billion.
By 2025, Razorpay wants to have 50 million business customers.
“We want to invest in products, in customers and invest in continuing to grow globally,” says Marqeta.
Unocoin allows users to trade in bitcoin (BTC), ether (ETH) and tether (USDT).
BoA has acquired approximately 5% of the bank’s common equity.
The undisclosed strategic injection sees Citi deploy some Genesis tech.
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Crowdcube’s acquisition of Seedrs is set to create a £140 million equity crowdfunding player.
Manchester-based firm plans full launch for later this year.
Jamie Dimon believes plenty of outsourcing firms “have no idea what they’re doing”.
Financial health app plans to aid Australians in paying bills.
Aussie-founded fintech plans to use cash to expand into new markets.
The cloud-based digital banking firm has raised $378 million to date.
The start-up says the new funding will be used to push its customer growth further.
Netherlands-based challenger aims to launch in France and Germany in 2020.
Accounts payable firm plans to take firm grip of mid-market segment.