Hello and welcome back to my European Championship/Fintech series, covering this year’s knockout tournament and intriguing fintechs emerging from the countries competing.
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To adhere to social distancing guidelines surrounding COVID, credit unions and their members have become reliant on digital services.
Fresh off the heels of a $70 million fine, Robinhood has dropped an S-1. It’s been a long time coming. After a quick first glance, its clear that Robinhood has grown quite a bit. Here’s a run-down of what we can get at a glance (the post will be updated as we analyze the S-1 […]
Codat, a company which allows small- and medium-sized businesses to share their financial data with banks, financial institutions and other external organizations through its API, announced raising a $40 million Series B funding round led by Tiger Global, according to a press release.
Hyperexponential, a London-based insuretech that develops mathematical modeling software for commercial insurance providers, announced a $18 million funding round led by Highland Europe, according to TechCrunch.
Kikoff, a credit building platform targeted at the Millennials and Gen Z segment, announced its launch today, following a $30 million funding round led by Portage Ventures, according to a press release.
Individual investors are not shielded from continuous waves of subjectivity—such as through the news cycle, opinion pieces and social media— that may impact trade and investment decisions. Here’s how seasoned investors use a mix of tactics to avoid making overly-reactive decisions.
Orum, a New York-based startup building intrabank transfer infrastructure interfaces, announced raising a $56 million Series B co-led by Accel and Canapi Ventures, according to a press release.
Voyager Innovations, owner and developer of the Philippines’ most popular financial services and payment app PayMaya, announced raising $167 million funding, according to a press release.
Deserve, a California-based fintech which develops a cloud-based credit card software platform, announced raising $50 million in a Series D funding round led by Mastercard, Mission Holdings and Ally Ventures, according to a press release.
