UK tech investment one of the world’s best, with fintechs leading the way
At a time when the resilience and sustainability of UK business is increasingly being scrutinised, the tech industry is an area that continues to thrive on the global
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ContinueLearn More XAt a time when the resilience and sustainability of UK business is increasingly being scrutinised, the tech industry is an area that continues to thrive on the global
The Compelo Banking Fintech Watch series continues, taking a look back at some of the most significant fintech investment of the last month. Andrew Fawthrop rounds up the companies
It’s been 15 months since open banking was launched in the UK as a co-ordinated regulatory response to the PSD2 legislation introduced by the European Union. In that
UK banks need to do more to promote financial inclusion across the country and ensure vulnerable sections of society have access to the services they need, according to
With the second biggest economy on the African continent after Nigeria, and a population of more than 56 million people, South Africa is home to a number of
Online payments specialist Checkout.com has raised $230m (£176m) in what is Europe’s largest-ever Series A investment round for a fintech. The London firm, which provides digital payments services
The UK government will introduce measures to safeguard access to notes and coins “for years to come”, amid concerns that digital payment trends could exclude sections of society.
The FinTech Alliance, a government-backed initiative to unite the diverse aspects of the UK fintech “powerhouse”, was announced today. The organisation – which will launch officially next month
Fintech is a top “strategic priority” for the Bank of England in 2019 as it aims to control the risks and opportunities presented by disruptive finance through a
The Bank of England is taking steps to adapt to the demands of a technology-driven “new finance” and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, says its governor Mark Carney. The