AMTD Group teams with SME partners ahead of Singa Bank’s launch
AMTD is yet to land a licence to launch the bank.
AMTD is yet to land a licence to launch the bank.
The challenger is offering users a numberless debit card.
“All the banks see is risk,” Slice’s CEO Rajan Bajaj tells FinTech Futures.
It is currently applying for a banking licence with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).
The challenger said it had acquired more than 300,000 users.
The bank is set to expand to Burkina Faso, Mali and Senegal.
Bueno promises a range of services to manage second homes.
The Reserve is built green “from inception”.
The bank currently employees a team of 56.
The government sold its original green bank in 2017.
Monese customers are able to use Paysafecash with their accounts.
SME challenger picks Wiserfunding to support its risk grading.
Viva Wallet bought a Greek neobank back in January.
Richard Lees will join Metro after four years at his current employer.
The start-up is applying for a UK banking licence.
In December 2019, the digital challenger landed a specialised bank licence.
The $4.3 billion fintech wants to take another crack at banking.
Unlocking the benefits of open banking.
The fintech has raised £10 million to date.
According to a Companies House filing, his termination occurred on 17 June 2020.
The start-up is launching its new service ‘Creator Cash’ this month.
The fintech was founded by ex-UniCredit execs.
“We’ve started a bit of a fintech revolution here,” says MSB’s CDO.
Rewards rest on a point-based system.
The fintech deal follows FTA talks between the UK, Australia and New Zealand.
FMS.next and RiskAvert deployed at SME challenger bank.
The deal is thought be be around €100 million.
Lanistar landed a $2.5 million seed investment in March.
The funding round was led by Paris-based BlackFin Capital Partners.
The start-up is looking to raise £5.5 million.
The start-up is planning to set up shop in Los Angeles.
The app and smart card launched more than two weeks ago.
The bank has also overhauled its app for adults.
The challenger is gearing up for a launch later this year.
The bank has raised $27m since being founded in 2018.
The soon-to-be bank will offer property development loans.
Investors in the company believe the drop is nothing more than a minor blip.
Soon to be former VP joined the start-up a year ago.
The bank is offering its 10 million customers an ‘Investment Box’.
Sparkle already has a banking license from Nigeria’s central bank.