Nepsis brings Amanda Butler in-house as first CTO
Butler has served as an outsourced consultant for Nepsis for over a decade.
Butler has served as an outsourced consultant for Nepsis for over a decade.
The firm will leverage Duco’s tech to “manage data effectively while reducing operational risk”.
Lloyds is aiming to boost its “developer experience, software quality, and speed to market”.
The credit union’s implementation of Mambu in Canada arrives in tandem with the UK launch of MV Solar.
SoFi Money – the unit targeted by fraudsters – was ultimately closed by the fintech in June 2022.
Beem Credit Union was launched by Gulf & Fraser and Interior Savings on 1 January.
The capability enables the platform’s users to transfer funds to any eligible Visa account globally.
The platform seeks to enable banks and credit unions to cultivate personalised digital experiences.
The bank was previously hit with a $348 million fine from the OCC and FRB in March.
The platform will support Libro with loan origination, customer onboarding and deposit account opening.
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The investment adds to the $48 million raised during Securitize’s Series B funding round in 2021.
Larson previously spent over eight years at Canadian multinational information corporation Thomson Reuters.
The bank says it’s currently engaged in a “digital modernisation journey” for its SME clients and retail customers.
OpenFin’s workspace software will “redefine the user experience” of Kondor, Finastra says.
Glover has served as CRO of nCino since 2019, and became its president in 2021.
The firm will leverage Microsoft’s Azure AI services, including its AI Search and AI Document Intelligence functions.
Barclays was a bidder for the programme back in 2020 before Capital One eventually sold it to Goldman.
The firms expect the deal to be finalised in the first quarter of 2025.
The credit union is also converting its core system to Corelation Keystone.
Blend will use the cash to repay “all amounts payable” under its existing credit agreement.
Krishnan will also serve as a member of Vatic AI’s board of directors and will remain situated in Singapore.
The new system is powered by the open-source payment platform Mojaloop.
Quinn says he will retire “after an intense five years” leading the global bank.
Kevin Chapman will succeed Renasant’s incumbent CEO Mitchell Waycaster in May 2025.
The new facility from Pollen Street Capital will support the lender’s future growth plans.
Solid will reportedly buy back FTV’s stake in the start-up in full, according to Fintech Business Weekly.
Fulton Bank will “assume substantially all of the deposits and purchase substantially all of the assets” of the bank.
The WG-QSC intends to publish its initial findings ahead of Sibos in October 2024.
Partially financed by Stifel Venture Banking, the deal marks Paystand’s second acquisition in two years.
The service will enable customers to transact USDC stablecoins via Solana, Ethereum and Polygon.
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Zafin CEO Al Karim Somji will hand the reins over to former IBM Canada exec Charbel Safadi.
The new standalone company will act as an independent neobank offering environmentally sustainable products.
The new offering will also include deposit accounts and automation tools for bill payments.
Jean-Pierre Brulard will start his tenure on 1 May 2024, with Andreas Andreades retiring after 25 years.
The deal will also see VC firm Andreessen Horowitz become a shareholder in ComplyAdvantage.