Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 18 March 2019
More open banking news, fintechs in LatAm, an a MasterCard acquisition.
More open banking news, fintechs in LatAm, an a MasterCard acquisition.
It aims to develop new AI skills as well as teach customers how to use them.
Creating a path for capital markets professionals with a round led by StageDotO.
The country prepares new funding routes but keeps alert to fraudulent activities.
VC firm makes three investments in Gecko Governance, Lingar and Oneiro.
Singapore-based firm looking for expansion across Asia-Pacific region.
Ground X plans to raise a similar sum this week.
Two former employees are prohibited from the banking industry.
DIFC plans to invest in start-ups in Middle East and North Africa.
UK challenger bank also plans more funding rounds in next couple of years.
The start-up uses blockchain and AI for its lendtech platform.
“We are bullish on crypto in the long-term.”
It aims to expand its services to Portugal, Italy and France.
New firm Flourish launches evergreen fund backed by founder of eBay.
IPC gets exclusive rights to GreenKey’s machine learning voice solutions.
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Other investors in its current Series H funding round include Toyota, Hyundai, Ping An, and Yamaha.
Former Barclays CEO’s fintech firm gets boost after losing Virgin Money deal.
Singapore-based digital solution provider gets more funding.
With support from DEPA, NSTDA, OSMEP and The Finlab.
Dutch company now has total capital of more than $1.4 million.
Berlin-based insurtech looks towards Asia for expansion.
Series C round brings total investment in insurtech to $100 million.
The challenger is now valued at $1.5 billion.
Australian neobank gets customers invested in the business.
UK firm plans to drive growth through acquisitions.
Chinese start-up wants to improve its data capabilities.
To help SMEs with liquidity management.
The Series C round takes the company’s total funding to $57.5 million.
Denver cloud boys – and girls – now have total capital of $46.2 million.
Brings its total funding to $120 million for its second year of operations.
US digital wealth management platform gets delicious dollars.
Latest round takes Texan firm’s total capital to more than $28 million.
Seed round led by Diagram Ventures with participation from Real Ventures.
UK firm offers platform for the issuance of financial instruments on blockchain.
“Brexit isn’t ‘business as usual’.”
New fund will pay special attention to reviewing female-pitched ideas.
The UK-based firm will expand its cloud-based solution Realiti.
How European fintech start-ups are competing for a market share.
Metro, Starling and ClearBank get the RBS grant, South Korea plans fintech push, and more.