Revolut gets European banking licence
Will begin operations in 2019.
Will begin operations in 2019.
In the field of small business loans, PayPal is certainly changing the traditional paradigm.
Plans to develop digital products for lending and blockchain solutions.
Its Verification of Assets solution is an asset to US firm.
New Jersey-based bank plans expansion abroad.
US firm aiming for digital lending market for credit unions.
Proof of concept used R3’s Corda Connect platform.
New entity will sit alongside its existing P2P lending business.
Guarantee banks switch to its SolutionWorld Banking solution.
“World first loan” where the rate falls as borrowers improve their credit score.
Two ex-National Australia Bank bankers bask in the glory.
This is Mambu’s first implementation in Switzerland, FinTech Futures understands.
We need to change the first five pages of a Google search from cynicism and hyperbole to positive stories.
Bank is using DecisionBuilder lead tool to let customers find suitable loan products.
New app and card to offer loans from next year.
A multi-year deal will put Atom’s personal and business banking products onto Thought Machine’s Vault tech.
An organisation’s data strategy is there to serve the overall business strategy.
That would be a story. This is about moving to a cloud infrastructure.
Joint venture aimed at continent’s microloan market.
Three board members resign in India.
Takes no risks in regulatory compliance with Fusion Risk.
New funding JV in UK unleashes plenty of money for personal loans.
Financial services comparison site is venturing into new territory.
New digital Home Equity Line of Credit product is on the way.
“A new way of cooperating between the fintech sector and online distributors.”
US firm has lost money for the second consecutive quarter.
Gets investment funds from United Ventures and Vertis.
The failed firm fails again.
Automating online credit assessment for MSMEs.
Swiss bank says the claims aren’t supported by law.
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Largest funding round to date.
Equity crowdfunding led by Blystad Group and Pollen Street Capital.
BNP Paribas and MUFG also participated in the deal.
Plans for expansion into Europe, Asia and South America are underway.
Offering a long-term view of a customer’s finances.
Expansion plans in the Australian, European and North American equipment finance sectors.
Integrations with Barclays, HSBC, RBS, Santander and others are imminent, iwoca says.
Over half of business loans are processed online.
It claims to be the first Islamic fintech start-up to reach a valuation of $100 million.