Banks launch carbon marketplace
NatWest, CIBC, ITAU and NAB have joined forces to create a blockchain-based marketplace where firms can buy and sell carbon offsets.
NatWest, CIBC, ITAU and NAB have joined forces to create a blockchain-based marketplace where firms can buy and sell carbon offsets.
Chinese e-commerce giant Tencent is heading up a $35 million financing round for UK-based startup TrueLayer, further adding to its growing portfolio of fintech investments.
Finextra is at Davos this year, covering global insights into the impact fintech has on wider issues such as responding to Covid-19, restoring economic growth and advancing a new social contract.
Giles Andrews, the co-founder of Zopa – the world’s first online peer-to-peer lending business – is bringing some fintech chops to C. Hoare, the UK’s oldest private bank.
Chase Auto has launched refinance as lenders look to capitalize on stabilizing rates and increased refi demand. The new…
Google and PayPal have agreed a multi-year collaboration to advance agentic shopping and frictionless commerce payments.
Memphis, Tenn., became the fastest-growing area for synthetic identity fraud in 2023, as fraudsters advertised it on social media in…
Equals Money, a payments provider for company expenses, has launched a Banking-as-a-Service product to helping businesses offer their own digital payment and card services.
Swedbank has acquired Stabelo, a tech-led mortgage business with a focus on younger, more digitally-aware customers.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s reexamination of its oversight of nonbank auto finance companies may affect auto asset-backed securitization transactions….
Fresh from a £37 million funding round, London-based digital wallet Curve is hiring 50+ customer experience recruits to provide human-centric tailored services to its six million user base.
LAS VEGAS — RV retailers are bullish on the industry going into 2026 despite declining new and used RV registrations…
“We expect to play a very meaningful role in making sure projects get delivered,” said John Flint, chief executive, UK Infrastructure Bank, regarding the role the bank will have in the HS2 replacement plans in the North of England.