Tag: Neobanks
Legacy WealthTech platforms are costing you clients
Private banking chief information officers are sitting on an uncomfortable truth: if your core platform was built five to seven years ago, you are...
Paymentology raises $175m to fuel global expansion
Paymentology, a cloud-native global issuer-processor operating across close to 70 countries, has secured $175m in an investment round co-led by private equity firms Apis...
US companies secured half of all global FinTech deals as deal...
Key Global FinTech investment stats in Q1 2026: Global FinTech deal activity grew by 10% YoY
US companies dominated the global FinTech marketplace completing...
LatAm FinTech funding declines in 2025 driven by 42% drop in...
Key LatAm FinTech investment stats in 2025: LatAm FinTech funding dropped by 27% YoY in 2025
Deals over $100m fell by 42% as investors...
KYC verification explained: key steps and best practices
In today’s financial landscape, compliance and risk teams constantly walk a fine line between fraud prevention and customer experience. The goal is clear: keep...
Digital-first wealth advice reshapes client expectations
The wealth management sector is entering a period of structural change, driven by shifting competition, evolving operational models, and new expectations from clients.
India reinforced its position as the main FinTech hub in Asia...
Key Asian FinTech investment stats in Q3 2025: Asian FinTech deal activity fell by 19% YoY in Q3
Indian firms accounted for over a...
Stablecoin platform Utila bags $22m in Series A extension round
Utila, a digital asset operations platform founded in 2022 by Bentzi Rabi and Sam Eiderman, has rapidly emerged as a leading provider of enterprise-grade infrastructure for institutions adopting stablecoins.
Aquanow and SGB link banking with digital assets
Aquanow has entered into a strategic partnership with SGB, a digital bank licensed and regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB), to enhance...
Should wealth managers support retail investors?
WealthTech has helped to democratise the world of investing. What was once locked off to the wealthy has now been made more accessible with some providers enabling investments from as little as $1.










