Yet another British financial technology startup has finished a significant funding round, adding to the already impressive list of up-and-coming fintech companies in London.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the country’s central bank, announced a push for further support of innovations from the financial technology sector.
Australia and the United Kingdom, two major players in the financial technology industry, signed a fintech cooperation agreement last week.
In the House of Representatives in the US Congress, a consortium of Republicans are creating legislation to aid financial technology companies in the US.
UniCredit, an Italian banking and financial services giant, is joining the large list of major banking institutions who are joining the fintech revolution.
Japan’s economy is about to receive a major boost in the form of financial technology.
Credit Suisse and UBS, the two largest banks in Switzerland, are joining forces to launch a new financial technology accelerator.
The FinTech industry, in particular the Bitcoin and Blockchain segment, has attracted a lot of new investors over the last few years.
Card-linking offers and loyalty programs have seen rapid growth as consumers embrace technology and smartphones, says the CardLinx Association.
PWC, a leading global professional services network, has released substantial research showing the coming rise of financial technology.
After debating and discussing the future of financial technology regulations for months, regulators in Australia have finally released new rules and provisions.
When it comes to foreign exchange, UK’s small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) receive better service from FinTech specialist providers than banks, says a recent study by currency specialists World First.
Yet another financial technology startup has received regulatory approval to initiate and expand its business.
The up-and-coming financial technology firm LendInvest has secured an additional Series B funding round, bringing its total funding to over £200 million.
Research from a joint venture between Netherlands-based KPMG and CB Insights has revealed more details about the explosion of financial technology last year.
