Varo Money takes on Moven’s consumer accounts
Accounts with Moven will shut on 30 April 2020.
Accounts with Moven will shut on 30 April 2020.
Monzo and Moven’s CEOs have both taken a 100% pay cut.
Founder says “major multi-year funding” was withdrawn due to coronavirus.
Moven founder announces new bank on social media.
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Duo team up for fintech ambitions in MENA region.
Will use Moven’s open APIs to embed new features and functionality into its mobile app.
Taking Moven’s digital banking platform to banks worldwide.
How AI, embedded tech and experience design are reframing banking.
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SBI and Moven to set up a joint venture to bring the latter’s tech to Asia and Asia Pacific.
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Moven, the online-only bank founded by Brett King, has launched its finance help app to “make monetary monitoring easy for everyone” in the UK at FinovateEurope. Moven was first launched in the US in 2013, and this new UK app took four weeks to launch. King says this is its “first launch in Europe” and […]
Accenture and Moven, the online-only bank founded by Brett King, have signed a deal to jointly develop new digital banking services — including services for the established banks. The two firms say their partnership will be useful to the larger banks because it will help them to cut costs and roll out digital services to their customers faster.
Banks need to stop trying to exploit customers and start actually helping people, according to Brett King, chief executive at Moven. Instead of getting people to max out their credit card, a progressive bank should use smartphones and Big Data to help the consumer with the little things.
The introduction of seven-day account switching in the UK in September is a fundamental pillar of UK government plans to inject more competition into retail banking. But the plan has its critics – some of whom warn it may achieve the opposite of what it intends.
For an event that is based around the idea of introducing new players and new concepts to the financial technology world, this year’s Finovate Europe was heavy on familiar faces and some increasingly familiar concepts.