On the ground at Fintech Meetup 2023, the FF News team caught up with Keren […]

First Citizens Bank has acquired the loans and deposits of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) in […]

Estateguru, the pan-European property investing and financing platform, has announced that it has funded over […]

Pegasystems Inc. (NASDAQ: PEGA), the low-code platform provider empowering the world’s leading enterprises to Build […]

CommBank HSI Index Falls 6.9% in January as Spending Wanes Following Holidays The CommBank Household […]

EstateGuru, the pan-European property investing and financing platform, announced that as of today, it has […]

After a year of Revolut's US launch, the digital bank has applied for a banking license in the country.

Revolut decides to leave Canada after not managing to exit beta since 2019.

OakNorth Bank received additional CBILS (Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme) allocation from the British Business Bank.

Dutch challenger bunq is now offering mortgages as a part of its new partnership with a third party broker.

British P2P lender Zopa has just launched a new digital bank after being granted a full UK banking licence.

Frustrated with overwhelmed banks and what seems to be an oblivious government, some of fintech’s leading players are coming together. They’re here to stand up for Britain’s SMEs and self-employed workers – and they’re not backing down.

Funding Options, the marketplace for business finance, is now using Open Banking to make it quicker and easier for businesses to access finance

British businesses need access to grants, as well as loans, as taking on ever more debt will make them over-levered

Around 70% of people around the globe now have some form of a bank account, according to the World Bank. But when it comes immigrants, they essentially leave behind their financial histories, starting again from zero.