UK based p2p lending platform RateSetter has halved their interest rate payout to investors so they can add the savings...
One of the most hotly debated topics of the two-day Innovate Finance (IFGS) conference was whether Britain still has a place on the world stage.
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The generation is turning to mobile devices to manage their money, Olle Lind, founder of Buddy app says, it's logical.
The UK fintech market saw $2.8bn invested across 182 deals through three quarters, which surpassed all of 2016; the third quarter alone saw a record of $1.6bn in invesment; the number of deals closing was down when compared to 2016, though bigger deals have made the amount invested significantly higher; the figures can be attributed to Fintech Global, a UK based consulting firm. Source.
Revolut has partnered with Trussle to offer mortgage loan solutions for its clients; the partnership is the most recent in a series of partnerships for the digital only bank, adding to lending solutions from lenders Lending Works and Bricklane; Trussle will provide a multi-lender service to Revolut customers through technology that can recommend mortgage loans for first time borrowers and suggest alternatives for current borrowers. Source
The FCA removed 12 UK crypto firms from its registration list, leaving only five companies with a temporary registration status.
In an interview with PYMNTS.com, the head of network and partnerships for Bud, Alan Walsh, talks about the state of open...
After years of fighting to keep engineers and other sought-after employees from leaving for rivals or buzzy startups, the healthiest of the big tech companies are increasingly attractive for tech workers suddenly keen on stability amid signs of trouble throughout the industry.
While publishing the results of the latest stress tests on the UK’s biggest banks the Bank of England warned that fintechs could take significant market share; the Bank of England identified three main areas of concern for banks: competition from fintechs, cost reduction while delivering services and low interest rates; these key areas could hurt profitability at banks in the coming years and app based disrupters could be the beneficiaries. Source.