Revolut and open banking – what’s the big deal?
The announcement from Revolut should be seen as a must win gamble.
The announcement from Revolut should be seen as a must win gamble.
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The US government plans to distribute stimulus checks from 13 April.
The new platform founded has been created by venture firm Blossom Capital.
The package is one of the most fintech-specific aid offerings seen so far.
Analysts say cheaper loans will help the broader Chinese economy weather the current slowdown.
“I would probably be in favour of extending [the ban],” says chairman of the AMF.
Trade unions have criticised RBS’ choice to lay off workers amid the crisis.
The breaches involved small amounts of cross-border foreign currency transactions.
Visa will split the money between NGOs and investment partners.
The ‘Connected Card’ gives someone else the ability to spend on their behalf.
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The US bank holds $11.5 billion in assets.
“This is a really substantial additional signal of support by the government,” says co-CEO.
The US bank is hiring across retail banking, mortgages, and operations.
Both CEOs say now is “the right time” for this deal.
Coronavirus could “wipe out a generation of start-ups”, says one fintech founder.
The founder discovered she had ADHD whilst building the bank.
The mobile network operator has 4.4 million subscribers for its digital wallet.
Joint venture takes control of popular mobile money brand from Vodafone.
The latest funding round brings London-based Privitar’s total raised up to $143 million.
Howard Boville steps in as Arvind Krishna takes over from chief Ginni Rometty.
The firm wants to cut down loan decisioning times amid coronavirus urgency.
Fintech claims that it has decluttered its “sleek” new cards.
Cormier replaces Jim Whitehurst, who moved to parent company IBM.
User will need to make one transaction per month minimum for the free service.
The start-up will focus on B2B services to help firms attract younger investors.
The new system will reportedly clear and risk manage 20 million trades per day.
The pandemic has given fintechs a time to shine.
Sudan-based bank has signed up Path Solutions and its iMAL Islamic core banking system.
Business finance firm says the bank has abandoned finance plans “when they are most needed”.
Swedish krona to be settled by EU-wide payments scheme in a few years’ time.
US bank goes live with fourth centre with help from MAS.
The capital raise was led by Revolut-backer Lakestar.
Monzo and Moven’s CEOs have both taken a 100% pay cut.
UK-headquartered bank is the first foreign lender to launch mobile onboarding in China.
Monzo’s former head of product Ole Mahrt will also join its board of directors.