Over $40 billion was invested in fintech in 2018 according to CB Insights; Now just a couple of months into...
Steps are being made to close the gender divide in fintech, but lack of access to funding can be crippling to female-led firms.
The french bank is launching a new fund that will invest in fintech startups; the fund will be managed by BNP Paribas’ Capital Partners and will also allocate to venture capital funds in areas such as ai, blockchain, cyber security and blockchain; Jacques d’Estais, BNP Paribas group deputy COO and head of international financial services stated, “At BNP Paribas, we’re firmly convinced that Open Innovation is a powerful driver for the transformation that will help to build the bank of tomorrow and enable us to continue to provide our clients with high value-added products and services.” Source
2019 is already shaping up to be a big year for fintech financing; American Banker shares their list of 8...
The company provides cloud-based integrated receivables software and is based in India; originally founded in 2006, this is the first external funding round for the company which boasts clients such as Adidas, Starbucks, Proctor & Gamble and more; Susquehanna Growth Equity participated in the funding; Sashi Narahari, Founder and CEO of HighRadius shares their story in the article. Source
We are only two months in to 2019 and it has been a fast start for investments in fintech companies...
The bank has participated in a few different fintech funding rounds as of late; the first was a $5.5 million...
For some time now we have had something of a duopoly in the consumer p2p lending space. Lending Club and...
Latin American fintech Kiwi raised $80 million in funding to boost lending to underbanked Latino migrants in the United States.
Once a leader in fintech, the UK has slipped, losing its lead to the US. Could it slip even further into irrelevance?