Coupa Software teams up with Tuition.io
Business spend management platform partners with Los Angeles-based fintech.
Business spend management platform partners with Los Angeles-based fintech.
Speckle is launched in Australia – a new service offering small loans under $2,000.
First one of February features Ohpen, Penta and Behalf.
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Agency for Housing Mortgage Lending buddies up with bank for joint venture.
The Wall Street Journal reports the firm is looking to make its mortgage process more automated.
Institutional investors will have access to SME loans originated through Bitbond’s lending platform.
Cloud-based banking tech vendor nCino has reeled in investment from Salesforce Ventures.
Investment from Moscow-based firm Da Vinci Capital Management.
Digital bank Fiinu plans to launch in early 2019.
Small business lender doubles the size of its invoice factoring solution.
US alternative lending start-up now offering up to $250,000.
BNI Europa reckons investment will provide access to finance for around 600 companies.
Features Tender Armor, OpenDoor, Duco and Sancus Finance.
Entrepreneurial Finance Lab has furthered its reach across Asia.
StreetShares has landed $23 million in equity funding, bringing total investment to $43 million.
Monitors over 11,000 mortgage deals from more than 90 lenders across the market.
Things are looking up for US mobile auto shopping and financing start-up.
Consumers can find a loan while Roostify keeps the mortgage origination process online.
Includes 400 new branches, 4,000 jobs and an increase in staff wages across the US.
Social media’s loss is social finance’s big gain.
En route to its launch of a challenger bank later this year.
From London to Asia. Stars Anorak Technologies, Funding Societies and Mekar.
Tanda app is intended to be used as an alternative to credit cards or short term loans
The Series C funding round comes from Bain Capital Ventures.
Stars Varo Money, OakNorth Bank, NetPay and ISME ACE.
Featuring Fiserv, HSLC, Zürcher Kantonalbank, Contovista, Piraeus Bank, Intellect Design Arena and Bank of Baroda.
US deal means it can extend its financial software and services to consumers making a major purchase.
Will expand into the sub-continent in early 2018, together with its partner PayU.
Starring Mylo Financial Technologies, Goji and Collibra.
UK’s challenger bank scene has got a new entrant – Chetwood Financial.
Makes dual agreements to integrate its suite of US mortgage products into one platform.
Buys loan assets as it seeks to strengthen its presence in North America.
Features IBM, Comcast, MState, Early Salary, Previse and Dinghy.
The firm is preparing to go public and plans to have advisors put in place to oversee.
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US-based Navy Federal Credit Union (NFCU) opts for nCino’s Bank Operating System.
Features Softbank, Lemonade, Amazon, Capital Float and Delio.
Fiserv will integrate TransUnion’s CreditVision Link to increase precision of scoring and risk modeling.
Will be using its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) core banking system.