In school, we all learned of Tulip Mania and South Seas Company Bonds. The lessons taught were all about the power of crowds, of perception, and of hope. They were also object lessons in morality and economics. The past is the past, of course we were told, such things could never happen in a modern economy.
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Nubank, the Brazilian digital bank which is reportedly looking to IPO later this year or early next, is seeking a $55 billion valuation in its IPO listing, according to Reuters.
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Atom Bank, a UK retail bank built for smartphones and tablets with no physical branches, reported a £36 million operating loss for the fiscal year ending in March 2021, down from the previous years £46 million in losses, according to FinExtra.
B2B eCommerce platform Balance announced Wednesday a $25 million raise in Series A funding led by Ribbit Capital. According to data from Crunchbase, this brings Balance’s total funding to $30.5 million since its August, 2020 launch.
Visa announced Tuesday a new partnership with Singapore’s Ascenda, a global fintech company that builds loyalty technology. Visa will utilize the Ascenda Nexus platform, originally launched in February. With it, Visa’s partners will have the opportunity to adopt a new rewards program.
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BBVA, Spain’s second largest banking entity, announced plans to export its dynamic CVV Aqua cards to Latin American subsidiaries, according to a press release.
