M&S Bank sparks open banking life into mortgages
Marks & Spencer’s stylish entity teams up with Equifax and AccountScore.
Marks & Spencer’s stylish entity teams up with Equifax and AccountScore.
The UK-based firm will expand its cloud-based solution Realiti.
How European fintech start-ups are competing for a market share.
London-based subsidiary of Bangladesh’s Southeast Bank rolls out beta version.
Metro, Starling and ClearBank get the RBS grant, South Korea plans fintech push, and more.
Those UK challengers are up to something.
Its “first real-life customer feature using open banking”.
Investment company Bloc Ventures takes a shine to its new adventures.
Firm offers interest free credit and plans to develop its tech.
UK challenger also pledges to invest £95 million of its own money.
Non-Standard Finance makes unsolicited offer to buy its struggling rival.
The Capability and Innovation Fund’s first pool grants a total of £280m.
Three firms have been declared in breach of the UK authority’s regulation.
UK firm helps accountants provide advice for their clients.
Each case will be looked at individually to understand the true nature of the transactions.
UK firm offers cloud-based data and API integration platform.
Wanda Goldwag will start role from 1 March 2019.
UK-based insurtech start-up awakens to walk the land.
Glasgow-based entity plans to be ready in early 2020.
Plans to provide fintechs with custodial accounts and interbank payments.
Offering third-party products through the bank’s app.
UK firm’s Series A funding round led by NVM and Maven.
Fintech-as-a-Service platform looks for Rapyd success.
Series C funding round led by Merian Global Investors
Series B financing round supported by Accel and Benchmark.
Industry body Innovate Finance serves up the stats.
Challengers Starling and Revolut, Tink, and the importance of digital assets.
Diamond Bank UK ponders the replacement of the Flexcube core banking system from Oracle FSS.
Streamlining the novation processes.
Payments firm Earthport is being fought over by two well-heeled lovers.
UK challenger wants to de-automate banking.
Plans expansion in North America.
How large established financial brands can draw lessons from challenger banks’ customer-centric success.
Follows in the wake of Barclays.
Consumers in the UK buy a higher proportion of goods from overseas than almost any other wealthy country.
Barclays leads an investment round of £10 million into the start-up.
Open to ideas in artificial intelligence, internet of things, blockchain and cybersecurity.
Last year was a shocker. Action Fraud reveals over £197 million of reported losses.
“A first for accounting software in the UK.”
It may be looking to move towards the payment space.