Australian fintech Grapple secures $35m in funding
Sydney’s Grapple landed $35 million in a warehouse debt facility from Global Credit Investments (GCI).
Sydney’s Grapple landed $35 million in a warehouse debt facility from Global Credit Investments (GCI).
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The fresh funding brings Recognise Bank’s total funding to date to over £95 million.
JP Morgan is aiming to enhance digital transactions for its corporate clients in APAC and Europe.
The start-up offers accounts payable and accounts receivable automation software for SMBs.
Customers will have access to Brim’s full suite of product capabilities powered by the fintech’s tech platform.
Bpifrance is the first bank in France to deploy Thought Machine’s Vault Core platform.
Novicap will use the funding to accelerate its growth, boost its credit portfolio and develop new solutions.
The acquisition was funded with 90% cash and 10% stock.
Once fully launched, Ashman will serve SMEs in the UK’s commercial real estate sector.
The start-up uses machine learning to help businesses automate accounting, payroll and tax reporting.
Svea Bank says the acquisition will “strengthen” its position as a corporate financier.
Allica says the cash will allow it to “scale rapidly and accelerate its disruptive impact in the UK SME market”.
The Texas-based bank will utilise Finzly’s Payments Hub solution.
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The deal will see Tide’s 475,000 SME customers gain access to more credit options.
The go-live of Thought Machine’s Vault Core is expected in April 2023 at Payset.
The new cash takes its total Series B funding to $125m following a $90m raise earlier this year.
Both firms will share technology and best practices, as well as jointly develop new products and services.
Speakers at the Fintech Talents Festival sat down to unpack the current state of play with open finance.
The loan consists of a $130m credit facility and $30m from the Africa Growing Together Fund (AGTF).
Digital banks are setting themselves apart from the incumbents and ushering in a new age in banking.
iBanFirst says Fenergo’s tech will allow it to offer “faster and more effective” digital customer onboarding.
The CFIT will be chaired by Charlotte Crosswell, a former CEO of both Innovate Finance and Nasdaq NLX.
The challenger says it chose Mambu’s API-led cloud platform to achieve a “faster” time to market.
The solution will provide the bank’s SME clients with data-driven insights and forecasting capabilities.
The start-up provides Brazilian farmers access to credit through a mobile-first platform.
The merger will boost Finom’s UK and European expansion plans.
Gelebart has spent the past 14 years working for digital financial services firms across Africa and Asia.
The bank will deploy Finastra’s end-to-end working capital solution, Fusion Trade Innovation.
The UK challenger will deploy nCino’s cloud-based Bank Operating System.
The acquisition, for an undisclosed sum, will also see Oyster CEO Vilash Poovala become Yaydoo’s new CTO.
The firm will leverage Mambu’s low-code lending engine to power new financing products.
Floryn claims it has provided more than €650 million in financing since inception.
The facility will be used to build out a central finance hub for small business owners in the UK and US.
Crowdz will implement three GoCardless open banking-powered payment features across four markets.
Shoreline Credit Union will refer its commercial members to VizyPay for specialised payments solutions.
The debit card, launching soon, aims to reward sustainable businesses.
McEwan most recently served as CTO at European freight-forwarding firm Sennder.
Vert is a payment acceptance and banking services solution for SMEs.