Latin American success stories and celebrities among the 29 FinTech rounds raised last week
Latin American ventures, Iron Man-backed enterprises and buy now pay later startups among the big winners of the 29 FinTech funding rounds reported on last week.
Why the 34 FinTech rounds raised last week paint a bittersweet picture for cybersecurity...
InsurTech and cybersecurity companies were among the 34 FinTech companies that raised money last week, but Covid-19 continues to haunt the industry.
Monzo and Starling Bank lead service quality league
Challenger banks Monzo and Starling Bank led the list that provided the best service among the UK's 19 largest personal account providers, according to new research from British regulators.
The 38 FinTech funding rounds raised last week highlight the success of payments companies...
From: FinTech Global
While the payments industry has reason to celebrate, last week also proved a boon for 38 FinTech companies closing investment rounds.
The FinTech...
Tink inks deal with Italian bank BNL
Open banking startup Tink has entered into a partnership with BNL to launch a multi-banking service to the Italian bank's app.
Visa’s acquisition of Plaid has officially been called off
After a year marred by an antitrust suit, Visa's acquisition of Plaid has officially been called off as the CEO says regulatory reviews threatened consumers' interests.
Revolut strengthens anti-fraud infrastructure with new Confirmation of Payee initative
Revolut has launched of Confirmation of Payee, new feature enabling UK customers to be certain that their payments go to the intended recipient.
Revolut applies for UK banking licence
Challenger bank Revolut has submitted its application for a bank licence in the UK to the nation's financial regulators.
Why the 25 FinTech rounds from last week mean huge things for buy now...
Buy now pay later companies continued their winning streak last week as 25 FinTechs raised big rounds.
Starling Bank CEO criticises government for not including fraud in new bill to avoid...
Starling Bank's CEO and founder Anne Boden has criticised the UK government for failing to include financial fraud in the Online Harms Bill, arguing it will lead to more "heart-breaking stories".
