Nisir Microfinance taps ICSFS for new core system
ICFS Banks to be rolled out across five branches.
ICFS Banks to be rolled out across five branches.
The credit broker says it will improve productivity for lenders by up to 75%.
The launch comes at a time of prolonged Brexit uncertainty for British farmers.
The bank’s first regional “Lending Pod” will open in Manchester in Q2 2020.
“We are offering credit with a fixed fee from day one,” says Koto’s CEO.
Is three months of bank statements really enough to determine whether someone can afford a mortgage?
The fintech promises at least 100 employees in the northern city by 2023.
Du Xiaoman Financial talks fintech and AI in China.
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 collapses follow regulatory clamp downs on affordability checks and compliance.
The New York Times obtained two recordings highlighting racial discrimination in the bank.
It was a brilliant celebration of excellence and innovation in the banking industry.
The bank mentions the pressures on revenues in a low yield environment.
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This is the Latin American start-up’s fourth financing round.
The company is gearing up to make two acquisitions.
FinAccel hits $500 million evaluation.
Figure is also edging into the student financing space.
Raisin is the first – and currently the only – company to offer Credorax’s retail deposits.
The capital offering sits between debt and equity financing.
The firm will cover fees and get a future share of students’ future incomes.
Turkey seems to be establishing a national credit rating agency.
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The start-up offers future buyers a capital contribution – not a loan.
Successful applicants “could receive funds the same day”.
Bloomberg says Ualá is close to a $1 billion valuation.
Amir Nooriala has left the bank after just six months in the role.
OP Financial is looking for partners focusing on CX, reliability and security.
The fintech now has $692 million in total funding.
Be wary of a lender with no human face as there’s always the odd unforeseen complication.
Users can bundle abroad purchases into one big repayment.
Finalists from this cohort will receive grant capital totalling $50,000.
Former dairy farmer Katrin Herrling set up the company after the financial crisis.
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Diverse hiring practices would help address discrimination by financial technologies.
The new COO comes from an international axe throwing event company.
Snapdocs claims to power 10% of US mortgage transactions.
Informa’s Rutger van Faassen shares his impressions and insights from Money20/20 USA.
Industry panel argues that change is coming for all lenders.