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Californian bank Green Dot is investing in and partnering with startup Gig Wage to bring banking and financial tools to gig workers.
28 October 2020
The US Justice Department could sue to block Visa's $5.3 billion acquisition of bank data sharing startup Plaid over competition concerns, according to the Wall Street Journal.
27 October 2020
Copper, an app-based banking startup targeting teens, has brought in Chime executive Daniel Gonzalez as vice president of customer experience and compliance.
UBS is to invest $200 million in fintech startups through a new venture fund that will underpin internal modernisation efforts and strengthen strategic partnerships.
Augmentum Fintech is looking to raise £28 million from a placing to fund further investments for its expanding portfolio of financial technology firms.
26 October 2020
PrimaryBid, the British fintech platform that connects retail investors with public companies raising capital, has closed a $50m Series B investment round.
Indian regulators have set out the framework for a fintech regulatory sandbox designed to help firms experiment in a live environment.
UK Open Banking startup TrueLayer has hired Brenton Charnley to lead its push into the Australian market.
23 October 2020
Nordic challenger Lunar has raised $40 million in funding as it prepares to extend its roster of products into the buy now, pay later and account aggregation and payment initiation space.
US media company Urban One has opened a digital bank account that rewards users for shopping at black-owned businesses.
Standard Chartered-supported Hong Kong virtual bank Mox has signed up 35,00 customers within its first month of operation.
Possible Finance, a Seattle-based digital short-term lender for people with poor credit, has been adjusting to the Covid-29 economy, raising $11 million in funding via Zoom calls and making the long-term switch to remote working.
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