bunq said to close €160m round upping its valuation to €1.65bn
Challenger bank Bunq has reportedly closed a €160m funding round, which puts its valuation at €1.65bn.
South Korean financial “super app” Toss valued at $7.4bn in latest funding
Viva Republica, the Seoul-based FinTech company operating mobile financial app Toss raised $410m in fresh funding, which values the company at $7.4bn.
Criptonite AM and Wave Financial team up to help investors get access to regulated...
Swiss wealth management company Criptonite Asset Management entered into a partnership with SEC-regulated digital asset investment manager Wave Financial to address the increasing demand from European investors on crypto-related products.
Deutsche Bank, Fiserv team to launch payment acceptance venture in Germany
Deutsche Bank and Fiserv have collaborated to create a comprehensive provider of payment acceptance and banking solutions in the German market.
How long can WealthTech firms resist the crypto FOMO?
Global stockbrokers, neobankers and financial institutions are all slowly onboarding crypto into their asset portfolio and it's probably a matter of time before WealthTechs do the same, according to analysts.
Lab49 raises $20,000 to purchase oxygen concentrators for India-based colleagues
Lab49, a consultancy firm for banks and financial services providers, has completed an employee-led GoFundMe page to help purchase oxygen concentrators for colleagues in India.
Novus collaborates with Visa on sustainable digital banking app
UK-based FinTech Novus has teamed with Visa and Railsbank to develop a mobile application that rewards users for purchasing sustainably.
JP Morgan buys robo-advisor Nutmeg to spearhead UK retail banking expansion
JP Morgan Chase has bought British digital wealth manager Nutmeg as part of the US bank's expansion into the UK retail banking and investment market.
German open banking firm Finleap Connect bags €22m Series A
Open banking platform Finleap Connect has secured €22m from a Series A funding round led by SBI Investment.
Mastercard study identifies UK, Nordics as best placed for open banking boom
A study conducted across ten European countries by Mastercard has found the UK and the Nordics are the most well-suited for the growth of open banking across the continent.