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SMB Card FinTech Bucks Coronavirus Uncertainty With Funding

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It’s too soon to tell how coronavirus will impact the venture capital ecosystem, but some analysts are turning to the economic crisis of 2008 to make some educated guesses. companies, including $75 million landing at one FinTech looking to bolster small business credit card payment adoption.

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FinTech Pagaya Notches $102M In Funding Round

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and Israeli FinTech collaboration, announced a Series D funding round in which it raised $102 million, according to a press release , bringing the company’s issuances to over $1 billion in the past year and a half, the Pagaya said on its website. Pagaya , a U.S. GF Investments, and Siam Commercial Bank.

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Varo Achieves Milestone As First Consumer FinTech To Get National Charter

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Colin Walsh got lots of laughs five years ago when he talked of his intention to launch a financial technology (FinTech) startup. the San Francisco-based online bank, had the last laugh. Varo is the first consumer FinTech to receive a new national bank charter from the U.S. To date, Varo has raised $419.4 million.

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Kazakh FinTech Defers London IPO On ‘Unfavorable’ Market Conditions

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Kazakh FinTech group Kaspi.kz initial public offering (IPO), which was poised to be the biggest IPO by a central Asian company since the 2008 global financial crisis. Kaspi.kz, which is part-owned by Baring Vostok and Goldman Sachs , offers online payments and an eCommerce marketplace accessed through an app. stock market.

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New Global FinTech Deal Highlights Collaborative Trend

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The latest global FinTech collaboration ties together Singapore and Dubai in a deal designed to encourage innovation in digital payments, online and mobile commerce, and related areas. The deal between the two countries comes as other global FinTech partnerships are being formed. The FinTech is Finserve Africa.

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Today In Payments Around The World: India Pay-Later App Slice Debuts No-Fee Visa Card; Stripe To Buy African Payment Processor Paystack

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Plus, London’s FinTech space has been going strong in 2020 despite the pandemic. Stripe is buying Paystack, a firm that says it processes over half the online payments in Nigeria. The FinTech reportedly invested in Paystack’s Series A round back in 2018. Data: London FinTechs Netted $3.6B In VC Investments So Far In 2020.

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An interview with yours truly on today’s issues for banks

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The interview is now online so I thought I would share it here … BANK: In your book, The Future of Banking in a Globalised World, you explore the impact of regulatory change on the banking industry. almost guaranteed in the coming years, how should banks capitalize on this opportunity in the most effective and responsible way?