Banking tech problems hit TSB and Absa
UK and South Africa united in fintech grief.
UK and South Africa united in fintech grief.
Takes total raised in excess of $103 million.
Actis and management agree to sell it off.
Its innovation fund gives Atix Labs some support for good causes.
Telco seeks out nation’s mobile market.
The votes have been cast and tallied!
First National Bank partners with Selpal for new customers.
Joint venture aimed at continent’s microloan market.
Two telcos team for Mowali JV.
Oradian is a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) banking technology provider based in Croatia.
Financial services company launches new digital offering.
There were “certain weaknesses” in its detection of money laundering.
Mindex, GMEX Group and HYBSE team up for new platform.
The service has only launched in Ghana, so far.
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An insurtech project in Algeria and a core banking tech one in Jordan.
Bank Zero is mobile-driven, 45% black-owned an 20% women-owned.
Riby has developed a cloud-based core banking system for African co-ops and credit unions.
Customers will be able to bank through the chat app.
The project will be carried out by Temenos’ regional partner Prema Consulting.
Coronation Fund Managers live with SmartStream’s TLM Corporate Actions OnDemand.
Absa CIO: “Your bank account is live immediately – no need to go to a branch.”
Aiming to push the cashless economy in the country.
Temenos’ T24 core banking tech ousted Capital Banking Solutions’ CapitalBanker.
Bank will use Daon’s IdentityX platform to develop new authentication solutions.
Tunisia’s Banque de l’Habitat (BH) has signed for Temenos’ T24 core banking system.
T24 will replace Sopra Banking Software’s Amplitude system.
Orient Bank in Uganda has selected Profile Software’s Acumen.
Bourse Régionale des Valeurs Mobilières’ innovation lab is open for business.
Africa-focused private investment firm gets 76% stake in paytech.
Goldman Sachs, Proparco and Finnfund come on board as JUMO’s new investors.
Start-up Islamic bank Bank Al-Tamweel Wa Al-Inma (BTI Bank) implements new front-to-back office tech.
Round led by Partech with participation from Orange Digital Ventures.
The selection for retail, corporate and treasury business was made in 2016.
Due to Brexit, it needs to find new markets.
Creating a Europe-Nigeria channel for the underbanked.
18 months in the works, moving away from Sopra Banking Software’s core banking tech.
Nigerian payments firm also gets help from Tencent and Y Combinator.
Its MVNO is now an autonomous commercial enterprise.
No explanation as to how or why from the South African bank.