Tag: UK Banking
Monzo unveils new features amid surge past 14m users
Monzo, one of the UK’s largest digital banks, has continued its rapid expansion, racing past 14 million customers following a record 2m sign-ups in the six months to September 2025.
Legacy tech leaves UK banks trailing in AI
A new report by data-driven core banking platform SaaScada has found that UK banks are falling behind FinTech challengers in adopting AI with legacy...
Lloyds unveils UK’s first AI financial assistant
Lloyds Banking Group has announced plans to launch the UK’s first large-scale, multi-feature AI-powered financial assistant, marking a milestone in its digital transformation strategy.
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How SOF and open banking shape modern banking
When navigating financial checks, customers often encounter terms like source of funds (SOF) and open banking. While they may sound technical, both play a...
Flagstone plans 10 new Cash ISAs
Flagstone is preparing to launch up to ten new Cash ISA products by the start of 2026, pledging support for savers amid debate over plans to reduce the Cash ISA threshold in the UK.
FinTech giant Revolut eyes $65bn valuation in new raise
Revolut, the London-based financial technology giant known for its digital-only banking services, is reportedly in discussions to raise new funding.
According to Reuters, the company...
Zopa Bank opens Manchester hub to boost UK growth
Zopa Bank is expanding its UK footprint with a new regional office in central Manchester.
MuchBetter and NatWest team up to transform B2B banking with new...
MuchBetter has partnered with UK banking giant NatWest to boost its B2B arm, MuchBetter Business (MBB), marking a major step forward in delivering banking solutions for underserved industries and specialised sectors.
Zopa boosts balance sheet with £80m raise to fuel everyday banking...
Zopa, the UK-based digital bank and FinTech lender, has raised £80m in Additional Tier 1 (AT1) capital to support its next phase of growth.
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Financial services see progress on deaf accessibility, but more inclusion needed
As Deaf Awareness Week 2025 gets underway, the Lending Standards Board (LSB) has released its annual review into how the UK financial services sector is addressing the accessibility needs of deaf and hard of hearing customers.










