Israeli multi-asset investment platform eToro has confirmed a filing for an IPO on Wall Street.

Swedish buy now pay later (BNPL) platform Klarna prepares for its New York listing, despite reporting a net loss in Q2.

Barclays has completed the £600 million acquisition of Tesco Bank’s retail banking business.

JPMorgan Chase and technology company Infleqtion have released a new open source quantum software library designed to improve the efficiency of potential applications and use cases.

ETFbook, a data and analytics platform specialising in the ETF market, has closed a €4 million Series A funding round led by BlackFin Capital Partners.

A US federal appeals court has sided with an asset manager in a lawsuit against the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after the regulator denied an application to convert the Grayscale Bitcoin Trust into an exchange-traded fund (ETF).

The Financial Conduct Authority has charged a host of so-called ‘finfluencers’ – including former Only Way is Essex star Lauren Goodger – for promoting an unauthorised trading scheme to their social media followers.

Bank of Ireland is set to reduce its headcount as part of a digitally-fuelled efficiency drive, according to its chief executive.

A new funding vehicle for providing growth-stage capital to UK fintechs has launched with support from Barclays, London Stock Exchange Group, Mastercard, NatWest and Peel Hunt.

Revolut is adding the ability to buy and sell corporate and government bonds for its users across Europe.

Coventry Building Society’s £780 million takeover of the Co-operative Bank has been given regulatory approval.

Standard Chartered has launched a digital asset custody service in the UAE.

London-based RegTech Kaizen has secured a $42 million minority investment from Boston-based Guidepost Growth Equity, setting the stage for an expansion in North America.

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) is planning to turn to a third party to replace its ageing clearing and settlement system.

Climate-related startups are beating the wider downturn in fintech funding, with Europe leading the way, according to new data from CommerzVentures, the VC funded by Germany’s Commerzbank.