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  • Exclusive: ‘The recovery is going to be rocky and uneven’, warns fraud fighter Martin Sweeney

    July 14, 2021

    Londoner Martin Sweeney started off at taxi app Hailo as a founding engineer. While there, he worked on a project to predict which orders were likely to be fraudulent. Finding nothing suitable on the market to solve this problem, or at least with the speed or accuracy he and his team wanted, Sweeney and some colleagues decided to [...]

  • Financial industry to invest in new tech as UK economy rebounds

    July 14, 2021

    Over two thirds of banking and financial services companies plan to invest in new technology and diversify the types of tech they use, according to new research. A survey of 250 senior decision makers found that almost three quarters will invest in improving the quality of their core technology over the next year, as the [...]

  • UK tech on track for second record-breaking year of Asian investment

    July 13, 2021

    The booming UK tech sector received almost twice the amount of Asian capital in the first six months of 2021 as it did during the whole of 2020, paving the way for a second record year of regional investment. By the end of June, Asian and Middle Eastern investors funnelled over £1.7bn into UK tech [...]

  • Bottom-up ESG: New platform wants to give retail investor army voting power for £1

    July 9, 2021

    Tulipshare is targeting the next generation of shareholders by tapping into their booming interest in retail investment and demand for a corporate ESG overhaul. The new UK-based activist investment platform wants to enable individuals to “vote with their money” for change from the inside at Amazon, Coca-Cola and Apple by investing as little as £1. [...]

  • Exclusive: Rising fintech star and former PayPal tech lead on his new payments venture

    July 8, 2021

    Wise £8bn launch on the London Stock Exchange yesterday underpins how the capital’s fintech scene is booming, with a clear investor appetite for payment platforms such as Wise. Another fintech company in this space that has flourished in the last twelve months is Osu, an instant payments app that was created specifically for the self-employed [...]

  • LSE’s biggest tech IPO ever: Blindfolded Wise begins £8bn public era

    July 7, 2021

    The positive start to trading for fintech giant Wise, going public this morning, means the payments firm has become London’s largest ever tech listing. The firm saw its valuation swell to £8bn, marking a major boost for the capital’s tech scene. It’s a big step up from the £5bn price tag attached to the company [...]

  • Test for London’s fintech sector: Wise listing could turn into ‘volatile affair’

    July 6, 2021

    Cross border payments company and fintech giant Wise will be admitted to the London Stock Exchange tomorrow morning. No price guidance has been issued, which will mean that the stock price will be determined during the auction, which will be a lengthy one – from 7.50am onwards, with trading to begin just after 11am – [...]

  • £700bn market: UK’s digital trade talks with Singapore underpin Britain’s role as a global tech exporter

    July 1, 2021

    The UK and Singapore launched negotiations this week on a new ambitious digital trade agreement that could remove barriers and provide access to digital trade. Government statistics show this digital trading relationship was worth £3.2bn in 2019, out of Britain’s total tech exports of nearly £63bn globally. As the value of the entire digital global [...]

  • UK begins Singapore digital trade talks

    June 28, 2021

    The UK will today start trade talks for a digital trade agreement that could remove barriers to trade and enable UK exporters to expand into high-tech markets around the world. International trade secretary Liz Truss is due to begin virtual negotiations with Singapore today for a Digital Economy Agreement (DEA). The UK is the second largest [...]

  • AI startup Onfido considers listing in New York instead of London

    June 27, 2021

    The British digital identity startup is reportedly considering a stateside IPO over a London listing, due to rapid business growth in North America. London-headquartered Onfido has begun swapping British accounting standards for American, in preparation for a “potential US IPO in the near future”, The Telegraph first reported. The AI startup, which helps firms like Microsoft, [...]

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