July 2024: Top five fintech funding rounds of the month
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top funding rounds to take place over July.
Keep your finger on the global fintech pulse with the latest news.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top funding rounds to take place over July.
A handy round-up of the recent funding endeavours of fintech companies across the globe.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at five of the top fintech partnership stories of the month.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes Revolut, UniCredit, Modulr and more.
Fortis says it has a “robust pipeline of feature enhancements” prepared for the division.
Tuttle has spent the last 17 years in leadership roles at the NYSE and its parent, Intercontinental Exchange.
TigerBeetle plans to invest in engineering as it looks to double the size of its team by the end of the year.
Sokin says the deal will “accelerate its product growth plans and further global expansion”.
The start-up enables foreign investors to invest in and purchase US residential real estate.
Allica Bank’s Mitch Trehan discusses the key drivers behind the bank’s latest revenue growth.
Zafin’s tech will provide a “consistent view of product, billing and invoicing information across all channels”.
Bollinger succeeds interim CEO Nic Dreckmann, who has held the position since February this year.
In this podcast episode, we chat with George Maddaloni, CTO of Operations at payments giant Mastercard.
Bank of Clarke becomes the first Virginia community bank to offer Greenlight’s service.
Ngako will lead the compliance programme at Brex and expand its risk-mitigating frameworks.
BBVA says its goal is to be “prepared to respond to all types of attacks”.
Gow will work out of Sagent’s major US tech hub in Dallas, Texas.
Green Dot has been anticipating the arrival of the consent order since February.
The fintech will apply the funds to “accelerate its product and partnership development”.
Following the investment, Slope will join the JP Morgan Payments Partner Network.
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Block is currently focused on “growing within the US, not expanding into new markets”.
Nationwide’s Otto Benz discusses the intriguing intersection between multi-cloud architectures and AI.
Our pick of the top fintech news stories this week includes HSBC, Stripe, the FCA and more.
The US-based holding company says it has “set fourth its plans to list on the NYSE”.
The credit union has opted to leverage its partner’s ATM-as-a-Service and ITM-as-a-Service solutions.
Griffin CEO David Jarvis discusses the bank’s licensing journey and what’s next in store.
Warburg Pincus will reportedly gain a minority stake in Matera following its investment.
The partnership is set to equip the bank with new digital onboarding and loan origination facilities.
Over his more than 20-year career, Doshi has also held leadership positions at Updater and Google.
The deal is comprised of $350 million in Blue Owl equity and $100 million in cash.
The San Francisco-based fintech plans to expand to all 50 US states by next year.
The rebranding comes after Merrco’s successful capital raise in June.
Before his corporate career, Warder served as an armour and cavalry officer in the US Army.
Tribe Payments’ Lynda Clarke talks big data, hyper-personalisation, and the continued customisation of fintech.
The deal to acquire Fox River’s algorithmic execution solutions is expected to close in Q3.
The app comprises financial, social and academic functionalities.
The appointment follows Noel Quinn’s announcement in April that he was stepping down after five years as CEO.
Riccio has been tasked with overseeing “an even more intense drive to deliver results”.
The firm is said to have made the offer through an email sent to LPs this week.