Global fintech funding: 2018 still stands as the reigning year
As of February 2020, year-over-year deal counts were down by 22%.
As of February 2020, year-over-year deal counts were down by 22%.
Payments firm plans to extend product development.
New York-based challenger plans to splash the cash on customer acquisition.
A further five-year delay is put down to “turbulent stock markets”.
The banks are also deferring customers’ payments on loans and mortgages for up to three months.
Colorado-based firm brings total funding raised to $18 million.
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The acquisition marks Greensill’s move into payday finance.
“There’s growing demand in the market for financial knowledge to be more practical,” says CEO.
FDT and Nogle’s goal is to bring legacy financial services to the digital asset industry.
CEO says rounds will drive fintech closer towards 1 million users within a year.
The bank is set to announce “the acquisition of an established ‘green’ lending business”.
Start-up wants to change the way students are given credit.
Bean no longer accepting new sign-ups and set to close later this month.
Marshal has a 85% market share across the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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The fintech connects users’ bank accounts under a single dashboard.
“I’m the most anti-unicorn terminology person, so it’s quite ironic,” says Massaro.
“Fintechs like TerraPay play a vital role in increasing financial inclusion in emerging markets.”
The investment will allow it to develop and launch a second-generation product.
The challenger is offering a minimum investment of AUD 20,400 ($14,000).
Klarna is already embedded into Alibaba’s AliExpress.
The round was led by a $10.5 million investment from Germany’s Paragon Partners.
SME insurance firms plans to triple its headcount in 2020
The trading app is focused around making investing ‘social’.
Core banking vendor plans to use the capital to expand into new markets.
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This is expected after its next fundraise which will value the neobank at £1bn.
Jumo plans to break into both Cote d’Ivoire and India in 2020.
The bank is paying back £50m of its fund from BCR.
Venture funding round to be used on new products and new hires.
The fintech has “significantly progressed” with its pre-application for a UK bank licence
The company says it is the largest fintech small business lender in Germany.
Initially focusing on digital assets, the fintech will branch out to more traditional asset classes in the future.
It’s one of the first to evolve out of BBVA’s ‘Venture Creation Partnership’ with Anthemis.
TripActions Liquid will float an employees’ travel spend.
The challenger wants to “accelerate daily usage of accounts”.
88% of the figure is made up of the Worldpay mega deal.
Behavox’s investment would be the fifth Vision Fund capital injection for a UK firm.