Factris has X factor for Lithuanian expansion
Its investment plans follow on from Debifo acquisition last month.
Its investment plans follow on from Debifo acquisition last month.
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iSignthis will pay €150,000 upfront for BBS (half in cash and half in issued shares) and then a further earn-out fee.
It was expected and gives Chinese firm a handy boost to its e-commerce plans.
KPMG’s “2018 Pulse of Fintech” report is good news for the States.
Private equity investment firm makes an all-cash transaction.
The sector should fall in love with tech that will bring it closer to customers, creating collaboration and trust.
With a heavy emphasis on partnerships and acquisitions.
Getting prepared for infrastructure managed by Azure, AWS and Google.
Acquisitions to enhance its in-store payment solutions.
To sum up, the UK payments firm will expand its product suite.
Bids farewell to its governance, risk and compliance software platform.
Texas-based firm plays it cool when it comes to what it paid.
Wealthtech move marks its biggest deal since the financial crisis.
Nordic firm has acquired 51% stake in the consolidated payments group.
What a saga! The battle in Norway against Nasdaq continues.
New deal is designed to keep their banking competitive.
Payments firm Earthport is being fought over by two well-heeled lovers.
Barclays leads an investment round of £10 million into the start-up.
It may be looking to move towards the payment space.
Final closing of the transaction is subject to a vote by TIS shareholders.
No specifics but it is a “nine-figure deal”.
UK-based pensions provider has now raised a total of £50 million in funding.
Makes lower bid but says it has support from majority of Oslo Bors shareholders.
Fintech provider is expanding its regulatory capabilities.
UK currency exchange doesn’t want the acquisition derailed by regulators.
Superstructures: fintech reaches new heights.
Euronext had made a bid of $713 million.
Duo targeting Dublin-based payments firm.
Visa had made a £198 million offer earlier.
Will also build and operate a shared core banking platform for three companies.
The Argentinian payments giant covers a big market in the region.
Along with their partnership, Natixis is taking a stake in the French company.
Its fifth bolt-on acquisition since AnaCap’s initial investment in 2017.
Buying the 51% stake it didn’t own.
As it aims to establish its dominance in Italy.
San Francisco-based start-up will still operate independently.
FNZ and Embark also extend their tech partnership until 2028.
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Spanish firm lets it go as wants to focus on Latin America.