Poland-based FinAi nets €1.75m from NCBR to support credit risk solution
The National Centre for Research and Development in Poland has injected €1.75m in to FinAi, to support its development of a credit risk model.
OneSpan whitepaper details possibilities of eIDAS regulation for e-signatures
OneSpan has published a whitepaper that details how the eIDAS Regulation offers a range of possibilities for electronic signatures in the European Union.
Cuebiq secures $27m in its Series B funding
Cuebiq, a consumer insights company, has secured a $27m Series B funding round from a group of investors.
The Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority grants neobank Northmill Swedish banking licence
Having nabbed a Swedish banking licence, neobank Nortmill is gearing up to add saving accounts, cards and payments transfer to its existing customer offering in the near future.
The 38 FinTech funding rounds raised last week highlight the success of payments companies...
While the payments industry has reason to celebrate, last week also proved a boon for 38 FinTech companies closing investment rounds. The FinTech industry returned...
Apptus receives another batch of funding
Quote-to-cash platform Apptus has received a $75m growth financing investment from Golub Capital.
Gift City, India InsurTech link to boost FinTech in insurance sector
Indian international financial services centre Gift City and the India InsurTech Association (IIA) have partnered to strengthen FinTech use in the InsurTech market.
29 FinTech funding rounds from the last week that you can’t afford to miss
While Robinhood's massive Series G round may have secured the most headlines last week, InsurTech and PropTech ventures bagged the most capital injections.
Howden launches sustainable underwriter, plans $500m raise
International insurance broker Howden has introduced Parhelion Underwriting with the aim of raising $500m after it was seeded by Howden.
The biggest mistakes financial firms make when collecting data
Getting big data right can help businesses make money and follow the law. So why do financial firms get it wrong?