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Venmo announces new credit card through Synchrony partnership

Hot on the heels of its announcement about a new transfer service, Venmo has unveiled its first-ever credit card.

Klarna rival Laybuy hauls in A$35m to boost its footprint in the UK

New Zealand-based buy now pay later firm Laybuy has closed a A$35m capital raise to further its push into the UK market.

Paytronix locks down $10m in new investment round to keep supporting restaurants through the...

Customer experience management company Paytronix Systems has secured $10m in funding to ensure it is on sound financial footing through the COVID-19 crisis.

What will tech titans entering the FinTech sector mean for competition, talent and the...

Uber has taken another step into FinTech scene. As other big tech firms are also viewing the opportunities of the sector, the industry might change considerably.

Ableton offers US music customers monthly instalments through Splitit

Splitit Payments, a monthly instalment payments solution business, has signed a partnership with Ableton AG, the music software provider.

African payment provider Cellulant closes $47.5m Series C

The Rise Fund, a global impact investing fund managed by TPG Growth, has led a $47.5m Series C for African digital payment provider Cellulant.

18 FinTech funding rounds you missed last week

Despite coronavirus fears, the last week saw a number of FinTech companies raise money.

Challenger bank Bunq is expanding across the entire EU

The Dutch challenger bank Bunq is not only announcing that it is going to be available across the EU, but also that it will from now on enable Apple Pay and Google Pay support for travel card users in some countries.

UK-founded Transferwise expands into the US with Novo and Stanford Credit Union partnerships

The British FinTech unicorn Transferwise is going across the pond to offer its international payments technology to American customers.
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France-based Lydia secures €13m funding led by CNP Assurances

France-based mobile payments platform Lydia has secured €13m in financing led by CNP Assurances.

News Stories

Legal & General partners with Moneyhub for innovative pensions dashboard

Legal & General (L&G) has teamed up with Moneyhub, a leader in FinTech and Open Finance technology. This collaboration aims to enhance how individuals plan...
tax

Addressing the challenges of intermediary structures in tax operations

Managing intermediary structures within tax operations has long been a complex task. These structures typically feature multiple layers of ownership and a variety of...
In the fast-paced world of banking, acquiring new customers is essential for growth. dacadoo, a leader in Digital Health Engagement Platforms (DHEP), has outlined eight key strategies that combine both traditional methods and digital innovation to help banks attract and retain customers. These approaches focus on creating meaningful interactions, improving customer experiences, and building strong brand loyalty.

8 key strategies for customer acquisition in banking

In the fast-paced world of banking, acquiring new customers is essential for growth. dacadoo, a leader in Digital Health Engagement Platforms (DHEP), has outlined eight key strategies that combine both traditional methods and digital innovation to help banks attract and retain customers. These approaches focus on creating meaningful interactions, improving customer experiences, and building strong brand loyalty.
AI

How will the EU’s AI Act impact the financial market?

The Artificial Intelligence Act officially came into force on 1 August 2024. The Act, one of the first of its kind, establishes a common regulatory and legal framework for AI within the European Union. How will it impact the financial sector?
New Zealand-based insurer Tower has entered into a partnership with HealthCarePlus to offer its products to members of various unions, including house, contents, and motor insurance.

Tower partners with HealthCarePlus to provide exclusive insurance products to union members

New Zealand-based insurer Tower has entered into a partnership with HealthCarePlus to offer its products to members of various unions, including house, contents, and motor insurance.

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