Flywire and Mastercard partner to streamline cross-border tuition payments
/Mastercard and Boston-based payments company, Flywire, are working together to make cross-border tuition payments easier and faster for students.
Read MoreMastercard and Boston-based payments company, Flywire, are working together to make cross-border tuition payments easier and faster for students.
Read MoreCryptocurrency exchange Kraken is the first crypto company to acquire a banking license in the U.S.
Read MoreThe Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) this week released proposals regarding SME lenders that could be exempted from data collection requirements under the Dodd-Frank Act.
Read MoreRakefet Russak-Aminoach, former president and CEO of Israel-based Bank Leumi, joins a group of fintech executives, including Yuval Tal, founder of payments company Payoneer, and Galia Beer-Gabel, a former head of business development at PayPal, to launch Team8 Fintech, a $100M fintech fund.
Read MoreAs digital financial services get a boost during the pandemic, some of the key beneficiaries are payments companies.
Read MoreJPMorgan and BlackRock are tapping startup Saphyre’s AI tools to automate the opening of custody accounts. The new solution allows for the digitization of account information entries, the pre-population of redundant data, and the elimination of manual processes and wet signatures.
Read MoreReal estate marketplace Opendoor is going public through a merger with Social Capital Hedosophia II, a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) associated with investor Chamath Palihapitiya.
Read MoreGermany-based Monedo, a lending startup that was once valued at €230M ($273M), has filed for bankruptcy.
Read MorePayments company Square this month created a nonprofit called the Cryptocurrency Open Patent Alliance (COPA). Its goal is to promote open-source frameworks that encourage innovation.
Read MoreCitibank has named Jane Fraser to become CEO of the megabank. She will assume the role once current CEO Mike Corbat retires in February.
Read MoreParis-based insurtech Descartes Underwriting secured $18.5 in Series A funding to evolve its technology-based risk and underwriting tools.
Read MoreWealthsimple, a Canadian robo-adviser that also operates in the U.S. and the U.K., received conditional approval from Canadian Securities Administrators to test a cryptocurrency platform over a two-year period.
Read MoreLemonade filed its S-1 with the Securities and Exchange commission yesterday for an initial public offering.
Read MoreGoldman Sachs’ digital bank Marcus is on the cusp of rolling out new offerings, including a checking account and possibly an AI assistant, per a report from Business Insider.
Read MoreEmpower Retirement, a subsidiary of Canada-based financial company Great-West Lifeco, will acquire robo-adviser Personal Capital for $825M on closing and up to $175 million for planned growth.
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