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  • Gocardless and Transferwise join forces for global recurring payments service

    November 6, 2019

    Fintech firms Gocardless and Transferwise have teamed up to create a service to help businesses collect recurring international payments. Read more: UK fintech Gocardless to launch in the US Gocardless said it has created “the first global network for bank debit”, and will use Transferwise’s business product to provide the transfer company’s foreign exchange rates [...]

  • Venture capitalist firm Draper Esprit has managerial reshuffle

    November 4, 2019

    Venture capital firm Draper Esprit has had a reshuffle at the top with its chief executive moving to the role of chief investment officer. Simon Cook will move into the chief investment officer role to control the Dublin-based company’s £1.2bn of funds across start-ups and pre-float investments. Read more: City startup Freetrade raises £15m from [...]

  • Tesco investigates technical issues affecting Monzo card payments

    November 1, 2019

    Supermarket giant Tesco is investigating a technical issue affecting customers with Monzo debit cards after cardholders complained they were being charged twice for transactions. Monzo customers have complained on Twitter about issues using their cards in Tesco, prompting the supermarket chain to put up signs at some of its stores saying it could not accept [...]

  • City startup Freetrade raises $15m from Revolut backer Draper Esprit

    October 31, 2019

    Zero-commission stock trading startup Freetrade has today revealed the close of its $15m series A funding round, bringing on board its first venture capital investor. London-listed fund Draper Esprit led the round, injecting $7.5m into the company. It has previously backed the likes of fellow British fintech starlets Transferwise and Revolut, as well as Graze, [...]

  • HSBC-backed fintech Bud to re-focus product stream after restructuring

    October 31, 2019

    A fintech startup backed by HSBC is to open up its software to businesses outside of banking, as part of a restructuring of the business that included a swathe of lay-offs. Bud, which passes financial data made available through Open Banking legislation to banks in order to help them innovate, will now make its platform [...]

  • Technical issue with Revolut app leaves customers unable to sign in

    October 30, 2019

    Some Revolut customers have been left unable to sign in to the banking app due to a technical issue. Customers of the fintech giant took to Twitter to report seeing an error message when they tried to log in to its app, with some complaining of long waits to speak to customer service agents. Read [...]

  • Starling Bank launches euro debit card in challenge to Revolut

    October 30, 2019

    Digital challenger Starling Bank has today launched a business euro account and a dual-currency debit card as it steps up preparations to expand into Ireland, in a challenge to fintech giant Revolut. Customers with Starling Bank debit cards will now have the option to spend directly in pounds or euros using a single card. Its [...]

  • Emerging markets need more say on digital currencies like Libra, says Chinese official

    October 28, 2019

    Governments in emerging markets should be given a greater say in the regulation of digital currencies such as Facebook Libra that could facilitate illegal capital flows and disrupt foreign exchange management, said a senior Chinese official. China has been moving to embrace financial technologies such as blockchain, and is preparing to launch its own digital [...]

  • Softbank ramps up investment in finance firm Greensill as it swoops on payday lending

    October 28, 2019

    Softbank has injected a further $655m (£511m) into Greensill as the online finance firm announced a fresh acquisition that could kill off payday lenders. Greensill, which was set up by former Morgan Stanley banker Lex Grensill, has acquired Freeup, a London tech startup designed to offer employees early payment of their salaries. Read more: Softbank [...]

  • Tory donor acquires stake in former Virgin Money chief’s fintech startup Snoop

    October 25, 2019

    A Conservative Party donor has acquired a stake in the technology business of former Virgin Money chief executive Dame Jayne-Anne Gadhia. Lord Brownlow’s investment vehicle, Havisham assets, has bought a £5m share in Snoop according to Sky News, alongside Salesforce Ventures, which Jayne-Anne recently joined as UK and Ireland chief. Read more: Self-driving startup Fiveai [...]

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