Fintech makes the world go around
Recent Posts
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Brits want their banks to offer the latest fintech services but are not ready to use them
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 16 May 2019 -
Nationwide invests in behavioural AI startup
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 15 May 2019 -
Striving to be a good bank at Tandem Bank: Fintech Interview 21
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 10 May 2019
London might be one of world’s fintech hubs, but Brits are still wary of new tech for banking
Nationwide invests in a startup developing AI that can work out how it should change the way it communicates with different people.
Tandem Bank is using the latest technology to help people manage their finances and half a million have already taken up its offer
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Fintech Tink gets UK expansion rolling with NatWest deal
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 09 May 2019 -
Open banking take-up in the Netherlands less than expected because government promoted GDPR so well
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 08 May 2019 -
Azimo safeguards its EU passporting rights with Dutch licence
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 07 May 2019 -
Banks changing APIs at short notice highlights a failing of open banking standard
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 02 May 2019 -
NatWest owned fintech reaches £50m mark for SME lending
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 01 May 2019 -
Chancellor Hammond regrets uncertainty of the elephant in the room in speech to the fintechs
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 01 May 2019 -
Bank of England governor speaks as maiden UK Fintech Week begins
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 29 Apr 2019
Swedish fintech Tink gets its UK expansion going with NatWest deal
The Dutch government promoted GDPR so much to the public that take up of open banking has been low
Azimo makes Dutch office operational with licence and gaurantees itself the right to operate across EU after Brexit
Why are the high street banks changing APIs so regularly and at such short notice?
NatWest owned SME lending platform Esme Loans has lent more than £50m to UK SMEs over two years. Esme cuts the time it takes to apply for a loan to 10 minutes for SMEs, offering SMEs loans of up to ...
Chancellor of the Exchequer addresses fintechs on day two of Innovate Finance Summit 2019
The UK's first Fintech Week kicks off with Innovate Finance Global Summit
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Tink is building the foundation of every bank in the world: Fintech interview part 20
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 26 Apr 2019 -
Nationwide Building Society challenges seven fintechs to develop apps for financially vulnerable
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 23 Apr 2019 -
Facebook shutters Messenger payments in UK as Brits just not into it
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 17 Apr 2019 -
Third of people would allow tech platform to automatically move mortgage
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 16 Apr 2019 -
Consumers will ditch bank if online experience falls short
- Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 10 Apr 2019
Tink is a Swedish fintech which realised a complete change of its business model was in order if it were to meet its growth potential
Nationwide Building Society offering fintechs funding and mentoring in a challenge to create apps for the financially vulnerable
Facebook is closing its peer to peer payments service within Messenger in the UK because of limited take up
Almost a third of people have such confidence in fin tech that they would allow a digtal platform to automatically move their mortgage to a better deal.
Would you ditch your bank or building society if its digital services didn't match up to Google?