Is RegTech the way to transform customer experience?
In a three-part series on the topic of customer experience, TAINA CEO Maria Scott has recently discussed in the first article how regulatory technology is the ‘next frontier’ of customer experience.
Stripe acquires engineers team behind failed database startup
Online payments solution for developers Stripe is acquiring the engineering team behind NoSQL database startup ReThinkDB.
Datameer raises funds to support new product launch
Datameer, a data preparation and exploration solution, has secured $40m in funding to support the launch of its cloud-native self-service solution.
NatWest unveils carbon footprint feature aimed at tracking user climate impact
NatWest has launched a new carbon footprint tracking feature for its app users to help customers lower the climate impact of their spending.
What these 25 funding rounds tell you about where the FinTech industry is going
Cybersecurity has had a big funding week with ReliaQuest picking up the biggest round last week, but several challenger banks and InsurTech ventures also bagged considerable cash injections.
CityFALCON smashes through crowdfunding target
London financial news and intelligence platform CityFALCON has hit its £150,000 crowdfunding target in less than a month. The company attracted 120 investors to its campaign on Seedrs.
Trumid picks up $53m investment led by Singapore Exchange
Trumid, an electronic trading platform for corporate bonds, has picked up a $53m growth investment.
MioTech enters China to help FIs make positive environmental decisions
MioTech, which helps financial institutions meet ESG compliance, has secured an investment as it looks to grow in China
Secret Network scores $11.5m to further develop DeFi and NFTs with privacy protection
Privacy-enabled blockchain firm Secret Network witnessed a slew of well-known organisations who invested in SCRT, the native coin of the Secret Community blockchain, totalling $11.5m.
ING spins out analytics platform Katana into its own startup
Dutch banking and financial services company ING has not only spun out Katana, but also contributed to the venture’s new £3m funding round.