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  • City launches new Digital ID framework against AI fraud

    June 30, 2026

    Canada Corporation has unveiled plans for a new digital identity framework it claims could unlock more than £5bn for the UK economy, as policymakers and the financial sector race to tackle increasingly sophisticated AI-enabled fraud. A blueprint published on Tuesday proposes a “Digital Verification Orchestrator”, or DVO – a system set to [...]

  • UK fintech Monovate posts £8.3m loss as Visa and Mastercard partner dumps European arm

    June 30, 2026

    A key fintech partner of Mastercard and Visa suffered a hit to its bottom line as the business restructured its European operations and counted the costs of a major accounting error.  Monovate – which acts as a licensed middle man bridging businesses and payment giants – made a loss of £8.3m in 2025, which was [...]

  • Exclusive: Santander’s Ebury eyes £100m Lumon takeover

    June 30, 2026

    Ebury is weighing a takeover of foreign exchange firm Lumon as it looks to accelerate its expansion ahead of an initial public offering, Morning Wire can reveal. London-based Ebury, which is majority-owned by Santander, is currently in talks with Pollen Street over a potential bid for Lumon that could value the company at north of [...]

  • Sky owner Comcast announces plan to split

    June 29, 2026

    Comcast, the US media behemoth which owns Sky TV, has announced plans to split in two.  The deal comes just as Sky is agreeing terms of a multi-billion-pound acquisition of part of ITV, which would unite the UK’s biggest pay-TV provider with the channels and streaming platform of its dominant free-to-air service.  London traders looked unperturbed at [...]

  • Wise profit slides as costs racks up from US listing

    June 26, 2026

    Money transfer firm Wise saw its profit fall in its latest financial year as costs related to its new primary listing on Wall Street helped take a chunk out of the company’s bottom line. The UK fintech’s profit before tax slid eight per cent to $660m (£500m) – down from $717.5m – in its first [...]

  • Wise triggers staff backlash after cutting paid paternity leave

    June 23, 2026

    Money transfer firm Wise is facing uproar from staff after cutting paid paternity leave, Morning Wire can reveal, even after its own billionaire boss took a three-month sabbatical to spend time with his newborn.  The UK fintech reduced its paid leave for fathers and secondary caregivers earlier this month from 18 weeks to eight, in [...]

  • Starling names HSBC veteran as chair in boardroom shake-up on road to IPO

    June 23, 2026

    Starling has appointed the former top boss of HSBC Bank as its new chair as the digital challenger shakes up its boardroom on the road to its long-awaited IPO. The UK fintech named Colin Bell – who has served as a non-executive director at Starling since November 2025 – as chairman of its board ahead [...]

  • Revolut pays compensation for waking customer up with push notifications

    June 17, 2026

    The Treasury might be hoping to ease the Financial Ombudsman Service’s workload but there has been no slowdown in perplexing cases. In this week’s column, Samuel Norman tells the tale of Revolut and a sleep-starved customer.    Is there an inappropriate time for a push notification?  There is, according to one bank customer. Revolut found itself [...]

  • Revolut price tag ‘just a stepping stone’ to a trillion, says Fuse boss

    June 12, 2026

    Revolut will become a trillion dollar company, one of its most high profile alumni has claimed, with any valuation on the road to that a mere “stepping stone”. The London-born fintech giant – which currently boasts a valuation of $75bn – is tipped to launch another secondary share sale in the second half of this [...]

  • For all their charm, digital banks still leave me tearing my hair out

    June 10, 2026

    I admire London’s digital banks. But three events in the past month have made me realise I’m not parting ways with my high street bank any time soon. The first was dodgy transactions that started showing up on my Revolut account. I was being charged for random TfL tube journeys. I had a feeling this [...]

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