Top fintech stories this week – 24 May 2019
TransferWise just became even bigger, Nuvei Bidco acquires SafeCharge, and more!
TransferWise just became even bigger, Nuvei Bidco acquires SafeCharge, and more!
Taking the total amount raised by Modulr to £24 million.
The fintech collapsed after a sale to RBS fell through.
This puts the company’s valuation at nearly $2 billion.
International payments firm raised $292 million in secondary funding.
The Series B round brings the Ann Arbor, Michigan-based fintech’s total capital to $60 million.
HSBC uses CloudBees Core platform for its software delivery system.
It is the UK’s largest pool of social impact investment.
Plan will create 500 high-skilled jobs over next 18 months.
Social network has registered the company in Geneva.
Fintech investments, and how Brits use fintech services!
The names of the banks have not been disclosed.
The subscription management tech now aims to make customer experience easier.
This brings OpenFin’s total funding to $40m.
Banks are planning to complete this transaction by 1 July 2019.
It will use the funding for international expansion.
Tealium’s AudienceStream platform connects customer data in one place.
The round brings the company’s total funding to $3 million.
SoftBank’s big investment, as well as BCR’s pool B… and more!
The UK-based firm provides asset and automotive finance solutions.
Participants get three months to develop their ideas with Suncorp.
Undisclosed investment adds to $17.4 million Series B round.
Led by Portag3, who supported its Series A.
Bringing its total funding to $11 million.
The amount of the investment is undisclosed.
The digital platform for asset and wealth managers wants to expand throughout Europe.
The Series A was led by Ventech.
The country is also fourth in the world for overall scaleup investment.
It puts Greensill’s valuation at $3.5bn.
The Series B was led by Commerce Ventures and Point72 Ventures.
All three commit to modernise and improve business banking for SMEs.
The extended Series A round brings total investment to €13.3 million.
It follows last year’s $16m Series A.
The Canadian firm will use the undisclosed investment to analyse speech patterns.
UK’s Northern Powerhouse will be supported by the success of Manchester.
Backers include Kindred Capital, Moneysupermarket Group, and VentureFounders.
Orange has key mobile financial services initiatives in Europe and Africa.
Funding is needed to grow, the bank says.
As it tries to expand throughout Central and Eastern Europe.
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