Ramp aiming for $16 billion valuation on $200 million fund raise
Expense management startup Ramp is in discussions to raise around $200 million in a round of funding that would lift its valuation to about $16 billion.
Investment tech startup Jacobi raises A$11m
Australian investment technology platform Jacobi is targeting the UK after securing $11 million in funding from a group of Silicon Valley VCs.
CPS integrates with Informed.IQ’s Dealer Verify tool
Monzo slapped with £21 million fine for AML failings
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has fined neobank Monzo £21,091,300 over its “inadequate” anti-financial crime systems and controls that were in place between October 2018 and August 2020
Santander slashes 2000 jobs in the UK
Banco Santander has slashed 2000 jobs in the UK as part of ongoing cost-saving measures.
IAA Loan Payoff tops $3B in transactions in 2022
Deutsche Bank invests in ID security firm Akeyless
Deutsche Bank’s Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) group has made a strategic investment in identity security firm Akeyless. Terms were not disclosed.
Ex-Revolut team launch DeFi wallet and crypto card
A team of ex-Revolut employees have released Zeal, a DeFi wallet and debit card combination that enables direct cryptocurrency spending on everyday items, eliminating the need for conversion to fiat currency.
Banks to be given more time to investigate APP fraud
UK banks will be given an extra 72 hours to stall payments if they suspect authorised push payment fraud.
UBS abandons $1.4bn Wealthfront acquisition
UBS has pulled the plug on its $1.4 billion acquisition of robo-advisor Wealthfront but says it is still committed to its growth plans in the US and strengthening its digital offering.
Santander doubles down on fintech fund
Santander has doubled the size of its fintech investment fund, from $100 million to $200 million, in what the bank describes as a sign of commitment to its philosophy of collaborating with startups.
BBVA launches open banking platform in the US
BBVA has officially launched its Banking-as-a-Service platform in the US, using APIs to let firms offer their customers financial products without having to take on fulling banking themselves.
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Paytently and Mastercard team on open banking payments
Payments orchestration platform Paytently has unveiled an open banking-based account-to-account payment service built on Mastercard technology.














