Pagaya shows off its AI-powered $100m ABS
Asset-backed securities looking toned and honed.
Asset-backed securities looking toned and honed.
Connecticut-based bank plans to “double or triple in size” over the next ten years.
Start-up is a division of Midwest BankCentre in Missouri.
Final closing of the transaction is subject to a vote by TIS shareholders.
No specifics but it is a “nine-figure deal”.
Bank is also looking for a leader to build and drive this new unit.
US company gets investment from Goldman Sachs.
Firm’s users don’t seem so sympathetic and many express suspicions.
Capitalise enables traders to automate their strategies using natural language.
A new mobile bank gives tools for underage banking.
US-based trading platform looking to broaden its services.
Will expand to other countries after it’s settled.
Brokerage outfit and Salt Lake City-based firm in no danger of becoming extinct.
UK currency exchange doesn’t want the acquisition derailed by regulators.
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Superstructures: fintech reaches new heights.
Facial recognition solution “reveals how people really feel about money”.
The auto insurance firm will invest in its API platform.
14 new credit unions signed, and nine go live with FLEX’s core processing tech.
Latest round puts paytech’s valuation at $22.5 billion.
Alongside a partnership to create educational content.
Happiness is a hundred for California-based lending platform.
US payments firm focuses on retailers and brand land.
Old gits, a den of thieves and the usual suspects.
VisionBank, Trustar Bank and Moxy Bank hope to shake things up.
It opens the round with investment by Amnis Ventures
Plans to use DLT for credit union-focused platform.
“This is how we are democratising AI for our customers.”
Banking on both sides of the Atlantic through a single API.
Series B round led by Valar Ventures.
San Francisco-based firm offers free banking services to freelancers.
CEO unveils his cunning plan to build a global licensing team.
Mobile paytech now has a total of $20 million.
To improve the efficiency of the health sector.
Called M1 Spend, it integrates within the US firm’s current app.
Always look on the Brightside of life.
New investors include American Bankers Association and Accenture.
Start-up offers a digital leap without a core banking revamp.
It will soon be fintech showtime on Broadway.
Series A funding round led by Mountain Nazca.