Robinhood is relaunching its cash management feature after the first attempt turned to a...
Stock-trading unicorn Robinhood is reviving its checking solution and this time it has insurance to cover it.
Ashton Kutcher-backed FinTech startup Neighborly can’t pay its employees
Neighborly, a FinTech startup set up to enable people to buy cheaper municipal bonds, has told its staff to stop working as it is unable to pay them.
ID Finance plans new equity round on Crowdcube
Spanish credit scoring and risk management system developer ID Finance is looking to raise money on Crowdcube, the crowdfunding platform.
FinTech investor Voyager Capital raises $100m in fifth fund
Voyager Capital, a venture capital firm that has previously invested in Lighter Capital and Chirpify, it has raised $100 million to fuel innovation among first-round tech startups.
Irish RegTech Think Evolve Solve is empowering businesses to really take advantage of their...
Think Evolve Solve was launched in 2012 to help companies compete using data. However, they quickly realised that a real pain existed in how companies gather their data in the first place and that solving this was key
Will Singapore remain a FinTech hot spot?
Singapore’s FinTech companies have attracted a lot of investment recently. But will the good times keep on rolling?
Wirecard and SES-imagotag are joining forces to boost in-store mobile payments
FinTech company Wirecard has teamed up with and SES-imagotag, a digital solutions for physical retail provider, to create a pay-to-tag solution.
Five reasons why MiFID II’s Article 16 is such a headache to deal with
The EU’s Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) was created to make the regulatory framework protecting investors clearer. However, it is still tricky to comply with.
Corvus Insurance to offer higher limits to those with existing cyber protections
Corvus Insurance, which helps brokers and policyholders better predict and prevent complex risks, has updated its cyber underwriting to improve policies for those with security measures in place.
The European identity verification market is expected to be worth $4.4bn by 2027
By 2027, the European identity verification market value is set to double to $4.4bn, up from $1.46bn in 2018.