Prospective UK challenger Perenna lands $10m ahead of Q3 launch
The fintech lodged its banking licence in the last quarter of 2020.
The fintech lodged its banking licence in the last quarter of 2020.
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The pandemic has accelerated digital transformation in banks’ lending platforms.
Lending firm plans to expand team and grow its products with the substantial raise.
Just 22% of the nation didn’t carry personal debt into 2021.
Starling is seeing the benefits of fully utilising its UK banking licence.
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“The pandemic will only entrench the digital players,” says Botín.
The bank wants to expand the car sales start-up’s insurance and financing.
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eOriginal claims “double-digit” revenue growth over the last three years.
“These kinds of transactions can be risky for customers and the banks that serve them.”
AVM is becoming commonplace within the mortgage process, benefitting lenders and consumers alike.
RedZed goes live on SAP package deal, hosted on Amazon Web Services.
The fintech focuses on spend-linked borrowings.
Australian neobank plans “Credit Jar” to help users build their credit scores.
The neobank claims to work with 700 partners already.
German tuition is largely free, making aid for living costs scarce.
Oportun currently has licences in 12 states.
The funding is headed towards marketing and product development.
Figure wants to simplify its regulatory and compliance procedures.
Better claims to have funded $25bn in home loans since 2016.
The bank aims to reduce manual processes.
The education industry is keeping pace with offering ever more options for postgraduate education.
The CBIRC’s Liang Tao warned fintech lenders at a conference in Beijing this week.
The firm has placed both women in its executive leadership team.
The firm is charged with backing Baltic enterprises through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Clikalia’s IPO ambitions were likely a big part of Santander’s decision to invest now.
Aussie businesses can now get loans from their local post office.
To date, the fintech has raised some $165 million in funding.
The deal with Fundera sees NerdWallet continue to diversify its business.
“The decline of branches is synonymous with decline of relationship banking,” says CPO.
The credit export agency selected Calypso after an “extensive” tender.
Payzello was founded by 26-year old college dropout, Pruthiraj Rath.
Nano is targeting the low-risk end of the market.
Co-founder of BLCK VC and Storm Ventures associate, Frederik Groce, is on a mission.
The cuts are part of a wider restructuring announced in February.
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