Capitolis lands $110m to reimagine capital markets
Capital markets FinTech Capitolis has raised $110m in Series D funding, bringing it to a $1.6bn valuation.
Majority of pension savers view net-zero pledges as misleading
A study by online pension provider PensionBee has found that 63% of pension savers view net-zero pledges as disingenuous and making not much difference to the climate crisis.
Markd poised to back digital transformation in insurance
Markd has launched as an InsurTech VC and subsequently closed its $100m debut fund to fund early and growth stage startups.
Apple acquires open banking start-up Credit Kudos
Apple has purchased UK-based open banking startup Credit Kudos for a fee that is currently undisclosed.
Cape scores $33.1m in debt and equity funding
Australian expenses management platform Cape has raised $33.1m in debt and equity financing following a $30m debt facility and a $3.1m equity round.
WealthTech unicorn Jeeves quadruples valuation in six months
Jeeves, an all-in-one corporate card and expense management platform, has reached a $2.1bn valuation after the close of its Series C on $180m.
Securities regulators consult on concerns over retail trading surge
The International Organization of Securities Commissions (IOSCO) has published a consultation paper identifying several concerns over the surge in retail trading.
Prudential and LeapFrog back Alexander Forbes in South Africa
Prudential Financial, in partnership with LeapFrog Investments Group, is to acquire a strategic minority interest in Alexander Forbes Group Holdings, a provider of financial advice, retirement, investment and holistic wealth management services in South Africa.
Banking app Dave scores $100m alongside new partnership
Dave, a banking app that aims to democratise the financial ecosystem, has bagged $100m as part of a new strategic partnership with West Realm Shires Services, which owns FTX US.
Almost half of European neobanks now offer investment products
Recent research by WealthTech firm Bricknode has found the percentage of European neobanks currently offering investment products is close to half at 44%.