Tamam to launch Saudi Arabia’s first digital microfinance service
Tanam give green light after 18 months of sandbox testing.
Tanam give green light after 18 months of sandbox testing.
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eOriginal claims “double-digit” revenue growth over the last three years.
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“These kinds of transactions can be risky for customers and the banks that serve them.”
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AVM is becoming commonplace within the mortgage process, benefitting lenders and consumers alike.
The fintech focuses on spend-linked borrowings.
Australian neobank plans “Credit Jar” to help users build their credit scores.
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The neobank claims to work with 700 partners already.
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 firm has placed both women in its executive leadership team.
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Divido’s Christer Holloman launches Fintech Finishers to raise D&I awareness.
The firm is charged with backing Baltic enterprises through the COVID-19 pandemic.
Aussie businesses can now get loans from their local post office.
To date, the fintech has raised some $165 million in funding.
With remote working, productivity may be up. But what about creativity and serendipity?
“The decline of branches is synonymous with decline of relationship banking,” says CPO.
The credit export agency selected Calypso after an “extensive” tender.
Pinnacle Bancorp is a $14.5 billion financial holding company based in seven US states.
Nano is targeting the low-risk end of the market.
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The deal marks Spotcap’s exit from the direct lending market.
Curve Credit allows customers allows customers to pay for their purchases in instalments.
CUNA has been an early-stage investor in CuneXus since 2017.
The IPO could raise between $2 billion and $3 billion.
The New Zealand firm will deploy Mambu tech alongside its own systems.
The fintech start-up expanded into the region during the beginning of the COVID-19 lockdown.
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