Tide names Meta’s Vinay Ramani as new chief product officer
Ramani says he is joining Tide at a “critical juncture in its plans to globalise”.
Ramani says he is joining Tide at a “critical juncture in its plans to globalise”.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
The deal will see Tide’s 475,000 SME customers gain access to more credit options.
Tide says its new offering will reduce the “time and stress of traditional accounting” for its customers.
Laurence Krieger has stepped down after five years with the UK-based fintech.
UK business bank aims to “unleash” the potential of Indian SMEs.
The UK firm is seeking 25,000 new customers in the country.
The sector has long felt divided over the progress of open banking adoption.
The fintech says it will bring the exact same offering it has in the UK, to India.
The two firms claim SMEs are suffering without timely invoice payment.
“Once you strip back a lot of the functionality in retail banking it’s more about experience than solving issues.”
Real-life examples from Tide and THIS of how APIs and microservices have fuelled business transformation.
The fintech said the BBLS “doesn’t meet the requirements” of prospective investors.
Tide is aiming to get loan delivery up and running today.
Tide is revamping its customer offerings and adding new functionality with Mambu.
Its aim is to help SMEs get access to the financial aid during this time of crisis.
SMEs are on average chasing five outstanding invoices at any one time.
She gave up her role at Tide following a funding round.
Panel at the International SME Business Banking Forum believes banks missing a trick.
The Telegraph says the SBI splashed £44 million on the British fintech.
UK challenger bank also plans more funding rounds in next couple of years.
The time of digital has come.
Looking for action and funds from £775 million RBS Alternative Remedies Package.
As happy as a clam at high Tide.
UK-based SME banking start-up Tide is “entering adulthood” as it turns 15 months old.
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There’s no lacking of backing. Our latest fintech funding round-up features Tide, Instarem and IntellectEU. UK-based mobile banking firm Tide, which launched in January, has raised $14 million in its Series A investment round. The round has been led by specialist fintech investor Anthemis, alongside Creandum, the Scandinavian fund that has backed companies including Spotify […]
Catch up on Banking Technology’s top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place!
UK-based mobile banking firm Tide has launched with its business account app for SMEs. As Banking Technology reported in July 2016, Tide was gearing up for its launch and said it will offer a “nimble small business current account”, with a swift set-up and no monthly fees. It claims to be among the “world’s first” […]
Catch up on Banking Technology’s top five fintech stories of the week – all in one place! Abcul slow on tech modernisation project Exclusive: First credit unions to go live before year-end. New mobile banking for SMEs readies for UK launch Tide will offer a “nimble small business current account”. Top ten retail banking sites […]
UK-based Tide will offer a “nimble small business current account”, with a swift set-up and no monthly fees. It claims to be among the “world’s first” mobile-first banking services for SMEs. Tide’s CEO George Bevis says the company will open its virtual doors for business in autumn this year. Tide is currently in the “private alpha […]