Boxer Manny Pacquiao launches FinTech PacPay
Manny Pacquiao has been busy since hanging up his boxing gloves, having embarked on a career as a senator and, now, as the founder of payments company PacPay.
Nordic challenger banks and cybersecurity firms were among the 33 FinTech rounds raised last...
These 33 FinTech funding rounds from last week highlight the rise of Scandi challenger banks, the importance of cybersecurity and how competition in the buy now, pay later space is heating up.
British Patient Capital commits to adding $35m to Evolution Equity Partners’ new $250m cybersecurity...
British Patient Capital has committed to adding $35m to The Evolution Technology Fund II, which is aiming for a final $250m close to support cybersecurity and enterprise software startups.
Lunar raises €40m Series C round as it plans to take a slice of...
Danish challenger bank Lunar has raised a €40m Series C round and is planning to go into the buy now, pay later market.
Humn.ai launches new product Rideshur
InsurTech Humn.ai has unveiled a new product named Rideshur that uses real-time data to generate premiums.
FCA, PRA and Bank of England warn insurers against failing to prepare for Brexit
Three of the UK's top financial market regulators have signed a joint letter warning insurers against resting on their laurels when it comes to preparing for Brexit on December 31.
The UK’s FCA welcomes the new Financial Services Bill
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has welcomed the Financial Services Bill introduced in Parliament, which it believes will offer high standards and clarity for firms.
Finastra acquires PropTech Doorr
FinTech powerhouse Finastra has acquired Doorr, a provider of cloud-based point-of-sale mortgage application software used by brokers to improve the mortgage experience.
Stripe leads Pulley’s $10m Series A round
Pulley, which enables employees to better understand the value of their equity, has bagged $10m in a Series A round led by FinTech giant Stripe.
Neobank insha bags €2.5m in seed funding round
insha, the Islamic challenger bank that boasts about offering an “account with principles”, has secured €2.5m in a new investment round.