Women In Open Banking
Brite Payments eyes European instant payments growth with $60m funding round
Dawn Capital, which was an early backer of Tink, led the Brite Payments funding round.
Read MoreCheck out the Women in Open Banking Stage at Open Banking Expo UK & Europe
On Day One of the Expo, the Women in Open Banking stage will host discussions ranging from mentorship, to entrepreneurship and work-life integration.
Read MoreInsurTech UK names Melissa Collett as first CEO
Melissa Collett has been hired as chief executive officer of the trade association, citing “a crucial time for the sector”.
Read MoreTake our Women in Open Banking survey to share your industry experiences
Members of Women in Open Banking are invited to complete a survey by Open Banking Expo in association with American Express.
Read MoreQ&A: Aro’s Nicola Matthias on seeing Consumer Duty ‘come to fruition’
Nicola Matthias, director of risk and compliance at Aro, reveals what has been the biggest change for its partners under the new Consumer Duty.
Read MoreTrustly boosts European management team with hires from Klarna and Adyen
Eileen Chibb joins Trustly as chief operations officer, having previously worked at buy now, pay later provider Klarna and Jussi Lindberg has been appointed as chief revenue officer, from Adyen.
Read MoreQ&A: Sonal Bomb of Technoxander on why premium APIs deserve more attention
Technoxander’s chief executive officer Sonal Bomb answers our quickfire questions on Open Banking, explaining the issues that need ‘ironing out’ in the UK.
Read MoreQ&A: Brite Payments’ Lena Hackelöer on attracting ‘top female talent’ in fintech
Lena Hackeloer, founder and chief executive officer of Brite Payments, reveals her route into the industry and her advice for any aspiring fintech founders.
Read MoreOpen Banking Expo Awards 2023 shortlist revealed
This year, 66 companies have been shortlisted, representing the best of Open Banking, Open Finance and Open Payments.
Read MoreInsight: Fintech needs diversity in the workplace
With around 20,000 women having left the UK’s tech sector last year, SEON’s Amanda Lieu urges the industry to redouble efforts to encourage more women into technology and fintech roles.
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