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French FinTech remains resilient in 2022 with activity only dropping 14%
• French FinTech companies announced 36 deals in Q4 2022 which brings the country’s total for the year to 167 deals. FinTech Investment in...
35 new FinTech unicorns were announced in Q1 2022 outpacing 2021...
FinTech unicorn announcements are on track to set new record in 2022. 35 new FinTech companies joined the coveted club in the opening...
UK welcomes four new FinTech unicorns in 2022
The UK FinTech sector had a strong start to 2022 with four new companies headquartered in the country entering the unicorn club. Accelerant,...
Ledger topped the list of biggest French FinTech deals in 2021
Ledger, a physical crypto wallet, raised $380m in a Series C funding round led by 10T Holdings along with 32 other investors which...
Estonia joins the list of countries with FinTech Unicorns as Veriff...
The FinTech sector continued to produce new unicorns at a rapid pace with 13 new companies joining the coveted club. Qonto, an all-in-one bank...
Cryptocurrencies & Blockchain companies outshine other FinTech sectors in January
Investors continued to write big cheques to FinTech companies in January led by Checkout.com, a payments solution provider, which raised $1bn in Series D....
France bags another unicorn as payroll platform PayFit lands €254m
PayFit, a payroll and HR management platform for SMEs, has secured €254m from a Series E funding round led by General Atlantic.
Payroll platform PayFit collects €90m Series D funding
PayFit, which aims to simplify payroll and human resource management for all European SMEs, has collected €90m in its Series D round.
flatfair launches online tool Resolve to help landlords cope with COVID-19...
Payment technology company flatfair has become the latest in a long list of FinTech ventures looking to help businesses weather the pandemic.
PayFit launches new tools to enable businesses to calculate furlough and...
HR and payroll management startup PayFit has updated software to accommodate initiatives introduced as part of the UK government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme.