UAE usurps UK in global fintech rankings
The UK has been pushed into third place in global fintech rankings for the first time following a strong showing by the UAE.
The UK has been pushed into third place in global fintech rankings for the first time following a strong showing by the UAE.
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German financial management app Finanzguru has raised €13 million led by new investors Scor Ventures and PayPal Ventures, with participation from existing backers including Deutsche Bank, coparion, VR Ventures, Hannover Digital Investments, Venture Stars and former Postbank CEO Frank Strauss.
Credit bureau TransUnion has unveiled a cloud-based AI-powered data and analytics platform for financial institutions.
ABN Amro has become the first Dutch bank to register a digital green bond on a public blockchain.
Point72 Ventures has led a $15m Series A investment round in asset securitization fintech GenTwo.
The cloud has fundamentally altered the economics and time to value of risk management and regulatory reporting. By allowing banks to handle the real-time, daily and periodic nature of regulatory reporting in an elastic manner, cloud computing has also provided cost-effective, long-term (and immutable) data storage to respond to queries from regulators.
The non-profit arm of insurance unicorn Lemonade has formed a coalition building a blockchain-based climate insurance offering for subsistence farmers and livestock keepers in developing markets.
President Donald Trump signed a pair of directives easing the impact of his tariffs on the automotive industry, yielding to…
ClearScore, a London-based startup providing credit scoring services, has secured €36.1m in debt financing from its principal backer HSBC.
The European Central Bank has waned of the grave transition risks for banks that fail to prepare for a low carbon economy.
MIT has recruited TD Bank and Prudential to sponsor its first-ever fintech hackathon.
Open banking platform Tink is working with subscription technology firm Youtility to provide UK retail banks with embedded subscription and money management tools.