Personal Finance

A blogpost by Kidbrooke has detailed how financial organisations can ensure regulatory compliance and transparency when it comes to their digital financial products.

Rocket Companies, a Detroit-based platform providing tech-driven real estate, mortgage and financial services businesses, has entered into an agreement to acquire personal finance app Truebill.

FinTech firm Monese has acquired Trezeo, a financial services provider that is serving independent and self-employed workers, for an undisclosed amount.

Amazon has partnered with Barclays to secure access to Instalments, a flexible payment service that will enable Amazon customers in the UK to pay for products in instalments.

Global payments provider Sokin has expanded into Brazil with the launch of its inclusive Global Currency Account and pre-paid debit card.

For many companies, 2021 was the year to get back on track. Last year, the Covid-19 sent ripples across the financial market and companies were forced to enter survival mode, but this year saw more relaxed measures and a chance to push for growth once again. But was this the case?

Personal finance and price comparison platform Finder has raked in $22m from a recent capital influx.

Corporate spend and cash management company Rho has secured £75m in a Series B funding raise.

European digital bank bunq will become the first European digital bank to start offering mortgages to its customers.

France-based Lydia, which stylises itself as a “financial services super-app, has joined the growing list of FinTech unicorns, after a $100m investment brings its valuation to over $1bn.