Video: fintech news weekly round-up – 20 May 2019
Fintech investments, and how Brits use fintech services!
Fintech investments, and how Brits use fintech services!
Financial details remain undisclosed.
The names of the banks have not been disclosed.
But ATMS are on the rise in developing markets.
Meetings can be held via hologram in five locations.
This brings OpenFin’s total funding to $40m.
UBS escaped a European Commission penalty after exposing the cartels.
Tealium’s AudienceStream platform connects customer data in one place.
The new technology, Q2 TrustView, powered by ALTR, adds to Q2’s approach to data management and protection by mitigating security breaches in real time.
SoftBank’s big investment, as well as BCR’s pool B… and more!
The US bank holds an international license.
Undisclosed investment adds to $17.4 million Series B round.
Led by Portag3, who supported its Series A.
Bringing its total funding to $11 million.
Around 10% of its total workforce in Spain.
The Series B was led by Commerce Ventures and Point72 Ventures.
BC Partners and Acuris management retain minority ownership.
BNP Paribas, Natixis and Societe Generale join NatWest.
It follows last year’s $16m Series A.
A new desktop technology infrastructure, allowing integration and interoperability.
This week, blockchain and crypto by big names like Facebook and Microsoft, among other news!
RSRCHXchange digitises content and provides a centralised hub for research access.
Piermont Bank and Nexos National Bank.
A descendant of the Medici family sees future in Puerto Rico.
Deutsche Bank picks Red Hat, Orange acquires Secure Link, and much more!
The joint venture, Bank of America Merchant Services, accounts for 10-12% of First Data’s revenue.
This week, Mastercard, Facebook and many more!
Follows QEDIT’s $10 million Series A investment round.
As it tries to expand throughout Central and Eastern Europe.
It has since stopped trading to keep the market under control.
Community bank is an early adopter of collaborative video banking.
Bora to provide advanced payment processing technology.
Lynx is part of Payments Canada’s multi-year modernisation initiative.
It will also allow it to quickly implement new capabilities.
Transactis makes digital payment services available to small businesses.
Plans to accelerate growth across Africa, Asia and Latin America.
These are Carpathia Credit Union, Estonian Credit Union and Parama Credit Union.
Quorum to be made available through Azure Blockchain Service.
The London-based company now eyes further global expansion.
SLED agencies can take advantage of GovQuote’s technology to get quotes and a complete digital record for compliance.