Row 1 - Latest/Ad/Opinon/Ad
Row 1 - Latest/Ad/Opinon/Ad
Fintech: Latest
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High costs for cross-border transactions imposed by a banking oligarchy are tempting some corporates towards trying out new payment service providers in the fintech world. -
Norwegian fintech company aims to put small investors into investment ideas normally reserved for hedge funds.
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Start-up is growing fast; bitcoin leg cheapens FX conversion.
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Banks are taking tentative steps to integrating blockchain technology, but so far they have focused on following established payment processes.
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$101 million stolen by cyber-thieves; fears of an inside job.
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Future Finance plans European expansion; more non-bank student lenders expected.
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In illiquid markets, information leakage can be highly damaging. Zeroflows wants to make it easier for investors to find the other side of the trade without betraying intentions to a multitude of brokers.
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Acting for now as a secure exchange between conventional and cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, Stockholm-based Safello is developing what it sees as a ground-breaking transaction browser.
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Two large fund-raising rounds have equipped the property-focused marketplace lender to grow into a mainstream mortgage provider.
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Starting by transforming the workflows around invoices, Applied Blockchain is developing practical uses for shared ledger technology on private networks.
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As worries mount that large volumes of student debt extended in developed markets will never be repaid, EdAid seeks a new model for student loans and new lenders.
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While credit conditions appear to be easing for medium-size borrowers, small companies face big hurdles in securing finance. Finpoint aims to help them over.
