Video: Top fintech stories this week – 20 December 2019
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
The fintech says it’s “one of the biggest” investments for the pensions and retirement space.
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The round was led by Valar Ventures, PayPal founder Peter Thiel’s fund.
Fintech investors are looking outside of the US for greater returns.
Backers included Alibaba’s Hong Kong Entrepreneurs Fund and China Construction Bank.
The UK start-up landed a partnership with Deliveroo earlier this year.
The Spanish technology company sees a bright future in Flink.
The CEO puts success down to its technical understanding of risk.
The start-up enables banks and insurance companies to compete with challengers.
The exec team come from Snapchat, Google and KPMG.
The fintech says 24% of recurring credit card transactions are falsely declined.
Founders Igor Senra and Leo Mendes created MOIP which was bought by Wirecard in 2016.
Previous investors have included Mastercard and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel.
Zopa’s temporary licence was set to expire.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
Chime soars ahead of Brazilian challenger NuBank’s $400 million record fundraise.
The investment is part of the UK bank’s £50 million venture fund.
The fund is for payments and online finance start-ups.
This is the Latin American start-up’s fourth financing round.
Venture capital firm plans to focus on the US and Canada, as well as overseas
The company is gearing up to make two acquisitions.
FinAccel hits $500 million evaluation.
Figure is also edging into the student financing space.
The capital offering sits between debt and equity financing.
The round was led by Drive Capital and National Bank of Canada’s VC arm, NAventures.
The funding round was led by seed and growth investor Global Founders Capital.
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The firm will cover fees and get a future share of students’ future incomes.
BankBi will use CMFG Ventures’ US credit union connections.
The firm will use this new capital to increase its scale.
There is strict criteria to join the private banking community.
The start-up uses AI to simplify bookkeeping for small businesses.
New venture fund wants to empower fresh innovation.
The start-up offers future buyers a capital contribution – not a loan.
The EIF wants to address the blockchain and AI ‘financing gap’ in Europe.
The start-up builds unique “cyber profiles” for each finserv customer.
Bloomberg says Ualá is close to a $1 billion valuation.
Indian payments giant aims to battle the bigtechs
RPA firm has previously had funding from SoftBank.