Stripe Capital aims to improve access to finance for US online businesses
US payments firm Stripe has taken its first steps into lending with the launch of Stripe Capital – its new product aimed at improving access to finance for
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ContinueLearn More XUS payments firm Stripe has taken its first steps into lending with the launch of Stripe Capital – its new product aimed at improving access to finance for
The second annual intake for the Tech Nation UK fintech growth programme has been revealed, featuring 23 promising early-stage scale-ups. More than 100 fintech firms applied to take
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UK fintechs have been on the receiving end of some huge venture capital injections this year, as investors seek to tap into the growing trend – but London-based
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Revolut will create 400 new jobs in Portugal as it launches a new customer operations centre in the country. The UK fintech has also filled a number of
SME lending via the UK’s bank referral scheme (BRS) grew 17% in the past year – but the impact of the initiative remains “underwhelming”, according to the chairman