Detected names Mike Ainslie chief financial officer
Ainslie brings a “wealth of experience” within the financial and operations industry, Detected says.
Ainslie brings a “wealth of experience” within the financial and operations industry, Detected says.
This cartoon illustrates how the collapse of the speculative crypto market has impacted the blockchain sector.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Lulalend will look to increase its loan book size and develop new products.
Zopa says the deal “cements and markedly enhances” its unicorn valuation.
MNT-Halan claims it is the largest investment across Egypt and the Middle East over the past 12 months.
The round was led by CRV with participation from both new and existing investors.
With the funding, Treasury Prime plans to build out its solution and develop new products and services.
Tech Nation says it is “actively seeking” interested parties to acquire a portfolio of its assets.
The funding will be used to refine and scale the platform, and address new payments use cases.
Hnry provides invoicing, tax, insurance and compliance services to self-employed contractors and freelancers.
The funding will support Liberis’ targeted expansion across the Nordics and Europe.
Raylo provides consumers with “affordable” access to tech products on a monthly subscription basis.
The debt facility constitutes an extension to Finbourne’s Series A funding held in April 2021.
The new funding facility will enable LiveMore to increase loan originations and grow its portfolio.
With the new capital, Inscribe plans to further develop its fraud detection capabilities.
Our weekly fintech round-up for you to get the latest funding news from around the world.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies in the UK.
The round saw participation from investors including Sands Capital, DN Capital, Coalition and BlackFin Capital.
“Last year, we decided to reshape the business to be in line with our new strategic imperative,” says CEO.
$5 million have been raised in equity while the rest – $95 million – have been taken on as debt.
The funding came from Viola Credit, Mitsubishi Financial Group, Collaborative Fund, and others.
The company will look to boost domestic growth, expand internationally and invest in product innovation.
Global Screening Services (GSS) has raised funds from AlixPartners, The Cynosure Group, and MUFG.
The money will be used to fuel the company’s growth following the launch of its flagship LinkPay product.
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The cash will be used to strengthen its product suite in existing markets and boost its growth across Europe.
Two fintech companies in the US – Core10 and Union Credit – have reported funding this week.
Alii and Bloom Impact Investing, two start-ups based in Brisbane, have reported cash injections.
A handy round-up of UK fintechs that are the latest lucky recipients of funding.
PhonePe expects to raise a total of $1 billion in funding, with other firms set to invest next month.
The Dubai-based firm plans to use the funding to support its growth and expand its product line.
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40Seas offers financing for SMEs involved in global commerce.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
Tap Global raised £3.1 million from listing on the UK-based Aquis Stock Exchange.
The round consists of $33m in equity and $7.5m in debt from Silicon Valley Bank.
The neobank has assured customers that all their funds are secured and its app is still “fully accessible”.
The funding will be used to develop Superscript’s underwriting and broking capabilities.