Tag: 2023 FinTech
Pen Underwriting secures £100m capacity deal
Pen Underwriting has signed a capacity agreement that will allow it to write £100m worth of solicitors’ professional indemnity (PI) business over the next three years.
LemFi raises $33m to transform financial services for immigrants
LemFi has raised $33m in its latest funding round, as the FinTech platform looks to transform financial services for immigrants all around the globe.
Pi-xcels secures $1.7m in funding for interactive e-receipt technology
Pi-xcels has successfully managed to raise $1.7m in its seed funding round, and is now looking to revolutionise retail transactions with its interactive e-receipt technology.
Solana Pay integrates with Shopify to transform commerce
Solana Pay has revealed that it has entered a new partnership with Shopify that will see the organisation become available to millions more businesses.
UAE government partners with Mastercard to accelerate adoption of AI
The UAE’s Artificial intelligence, Digital Economy and Remote Work Applications Office has announced a new partnership with Mastercard, designed to accelerate the adoption of AI.
SVB announce new exec leadership team shake-up
Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) has announced a shake-up of its leadership team, with the appointment of a new Head of Global Payments, and a new Head of Global Digital Solutions.
Newfront launch new tool to streamline workflows
Insurance brokerage firm Newfront has introduced a powerful tool designed to streamline workflows and manage complex employee benefit programmes.
Wright launches new residential private flood insurance option
Wright National Flood Insurance Services has revealed a new residential private flood insurance option, as an extension of its ResiFlood Programme.
Neptune’s re-insurer growth provides $100m additional premium capacity
Neptune Flood has announced significant growth in insurance carrier and reinsurer relationships, which is set to provide over $100 million in additional premium capacity.
Smart Communications uncovers impact of personalised, clear customer communications
Smart Communications has revealed that its global survey suggests a wide discrepancy between customer and business perceptions of customer experiences.










