Tag: Germany
SME lending platform Banxware secures €10m from UniCredit
Banxware, an embedded lending platform and lending-as-a-service provider focused on SMEs has announced a fresh €10m investment from UniCredit.
The investment comes as part of...
Scalable Capital lands €155m in funding
Scalable Capital, a Germany-based digital investment platform, has secured €155m in a new funding round as it seeks to bolster its position as a leading retail investment provider across Europe.
How geopolitics is reshaping global markets, trade and investment
At the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings in April 2025, LSEG and Eurasia Group convened a closed-door roundtable to examine the reshaping of...
German pension tech start-up Penzilla raises €3.2m
Penzilla, a Munich-based pension technology company, is transforming the way businesses manage occupational pension schemes through its digital platform.
Moody’s identifies Russian nexus in EU transactions
EU institutions are now facing enhanced oversight of outgoing transactions linked to Russian ownership.
AstroPay revolutionises cross-border finance with new multicurrency wallet
AstroPay, a global leader in financial technology, has launched its innovative multicurrency wallet, offering users a streamlined solution for managing money across borders.
N26 partners with BlackRock to launch Ready-Made Funds for accessible investing
N26 has launched Ready-Made Funds, a new product designed to simplify investing and reduce barriers for Europeans.
QPLIX secures €25m investment from Partech for global expansion in WealthTech
QPLIX, a WealthTech company specialising in wealth management software for family offices and private banks, has received a significant investment from tech-focused firm Partech via its Growth Fund.
Worldline expands European presence with new account-to-account payment method
Worldline, a prominent player in the payment services sector, has recently unveiled its latest offering, “Bank Transfer by Worldline”.
Moody’s unveils Russian nexus data to aid EU institutions in sanctions...
As of July 2024, credit and financial institutions within the EU are mandated to adhere to stringent reporting requirements for transactions associated with Russian ownership, as detailed by the European Commission.










