Tag: Starling Bank

The FinTech market is rife with competition and while most companies have gone about it politely, some have taken pot shots at others.

Little has been said about Tom Blomfield and his colleagues’ departure from Starling Bank to launch Monzo in 2015, but a new book may shine some light on the events.

Danish challenger bank Lunar has raised a €40m Series C round and is planning to go into the buy now, pay later market.

With an attractive insurance package and interest rates, Monzo's new Premium metal card looks like a solid offering. But will it be enough to make up for its massive losses?

Having made several initiatives recently to better position itself in the market, UK challenger bank Revolut is now launching a new subscriptions feature to give customers more control over their recurring expenditure.

Replanting company Ecosia is powering a new wooden debit card named TreeCard that will use 80% of its profits to plant new trees.

UK-based challenger bank Revolut is reportedly on the cusp of applying for a banking licence in California.

Despite Covid-19 and Brexit, challenger bank OakNorth claims to have been able to avoid many of the hurdles other neobanks have faced.

UK challenger bank Starling Bank has launched a new online banking option for its personal and joint bank account customers that will enable them to manage their financial from a computer as well as on their smartphones.

Starling Bank launching its new Starling Kite accounts for children is the latest example of a neobank trying to catch new customers when they are young.