Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 18 June 2019
This week, the FCA makes a return with pro-consumer rules!
This week, the FCA makes a return with pro-consumer rules!
The partnership aims to target millennials.
Compass Plus provides an ATM cash-by-code service.
The FIP aims for enhanced cooperation over regulatory issues.
The deal would expand CGI’s reach in European space and defence markets.
The Crypterium Card is loaded with cryptocurrencies and functions just like a traditional prepaid card.
Bento Pay will only require the payee’s email address in order to send payments.
The company has raised a total of $110 million to date.
This is the first custodian to collaborate with them on real-time transparency.
This week, we look at the FCA’s new rules, SoftBank’s investment, and the World Bank’s new tech.
In an extension to a Series C round launched in October.
Standard Chartered, MUFG and other existing investors participated in the round.
Circle Pay app accounts will undergo changes starting on 8 July 2019.
The funds will enable the company to scale-up its business.
Greater automation and better use of standards would benefit the FX market.
The company wants to target health and safety-related markets.
It follows Wave’s recent acquisition of Every.
Targeting the continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) market.
The fintech has grown by more than 400% in 12 months.
The cybersecurity firm has raised a further $300 million.
This week, news about JP Morgan’s Chase, Visa, and more!
The round hit its target in less than 72 hours.
It is understood to be replacing Finastra’s treasury system.
The bank is also looking out for more partnerships to push AI capabilities.
The San Francisco-based start-up expects integrations with Visa and MasterCard.
The suite has been re-branded as Origins.
The platform aims to make investment available to everyone, not just high net-worth investors.
Challenger for teens’ waiting list has surpassed half a million people.
Finn accounts, aimed at millennials, will be moved to the Chase mobile app.
The amount of the extension remains undisclosed.
The new collaboration will modernise global money movements for expedited cross-border money transfers.
It aims to release customers from time-consuming admin and paperwork.
The investment will fund product development and global expansion.
The utility settlement coin will reduce exchange rate risks.
Hallmark Business Connections provides employee incentive programmes.
Aims to elevate customer engagement and personalisation.
P2P platforms must implement changes by 9 December 2019, but the application of MCOB is immediate.
The investment from PayPal adds $11.2 million to Tink’s capital.
Several partners in the UK and Poland intend to activate the suite.
BBVA will make NetApp a priority technological partner to become a more flexible and scalable digital bank.