Posts by Ellie Duncan
Neobank Bunq applies for US banking licence
Founder and CEO Ali Niknam said that “taking ‘the bank of The Free’ to ‘the Land of the Free’ is a logical next step”.
Read MoreOrange Bank extends cloud banking partnership with Mambu to France
The bank’s CEO Stephane Vallois said that, on Mambu, it can build “ground-breaking solutions that truly reinvent the banking experience”.
Read MoreNAB to issue payment prompts to tackle rise in scams
Customers of National Australia Bank will see the prompts in the app and on internet banking to encourage them to “pause and review” a payment.
Read MorePowens and Unnax combine to create European Open Finance ‘champion’
PSG Equity, already an investor in Powens, will make a further investment in Spain-based Unnax, to bring the two Open Finance fintechs into one group.
Read MoreTyl by NatWest and Payit look to Raidiam for new head of strategy
Tim Johnson has been appointed by UK bank NatWest to drive the growth of Tyl by NatWest and Payit.
Read MoreExperian Boost partners with Virgin Money Slyce to make ‘affordable credit more inclusive’
Experian Boost data will be included in Virgin Money Slyce’s credit card decisioning process, allowing ‘Boost’ users to “improve their creditworthiness”.
Read MoreSeattle Bank teams up with LoanStar Technologies for embedded consumer lending solution
The partnership sees LoanStar help the bank “expand its reach through point-of-sale finance”.
Read MoreUK sees growth in Open Banking payments in 2022 as use cases proliferate
The latest figures from OBL also showed that around 750,000 small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are using Open Banking products.
Read MoreING Bank collaborates with Salt Edge to unlock use cases
Salt Edge’s Erica Virlan said it is “fulfilling to see the growing interest in Open Banking from financial institutions”.
Read MoreFeature: Assessing the rise of BNPL in the UK as regulation looms
As the UK’s buy now, pay later sector continues to grow and readies for regulation, are concerns about consumer demand in a cost-of-living crisis justified, or is it experiencing growing pains?
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