The bursting of the fintech bubble presents a unique opportunity for traditional banking institutions to acquire their erstwhile competitors, accelerate their innovation strategies, and position themselves to compete in the coming years.

For high-growth businesses, knowing how to manage burn rate is essential.

Fintechs should strive to make every customer interaction with the business a positive one.

With over 1.5 million customers across the UK and EU, Plum has helped set aside more than GBP 1.5 billion.

In today's competitive banking landscape, many financial institutions are offering cash bonuses to entice new customers to switch over.

Generation Z is a unique and powerful generation that is shaping the way we think and bank.

Revolut, the online banking app, is set to enter the Irish market in the coming months and shake up the local banking sector.

One of the key features of many of these neobanks is the ability to buy and sell cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ethereum directly through their banking apps.

A belated overhaul of UK data protection laws could propel our open banking industry to new heights.

The Neo And Challenger Bank market is a rapidly growing industry, with many players entering the market and competing for market share.

These Fintech trends are expected to continue developing during 2023, with many more users expected to turn to digital banking solutions to manage their finances.

Despite the challenging macro environment, there are still plenty of promising fintech startups in Europe that investors are paying attention to.

N26, the popular German neobank based in Berlin, has recently expanded its new cryptocurrency trading product, N26 Crypto, to five more European countries.

Danish neobank kompasbank, which specializes in helping small and medium-sized businesses, has raised an additional […]

Starling Bank is on the rise, with expectations of a fourfold increase in profit by 2023.