Habito has raised its Series B funding round, led by Atomico; existing investors Ribbit Capital, Mosaic Ventures and Revolutionary (Ad)Ventures also participated; total funding is now EUR27 million ($35.14 million) for the London based company; the company brings the mortgage process online, describing itself as a digital mortgage broker; one of their biggest competitors is Trussle; funds will be used to integrate with major retail banks and high street lenders; Habito also plans to expand offerings to other parts of the mortgage process including home and life insurance. Source
“Axie Infinity” publisher Sky Mavis Ltd. said on March 23, hackers infiltrated a part of its Ronin Network, which the game runs on. The infiltrators got...
Harmoney is New Zealand’s first and largest p2p lender, launching in 2014; since then they have built up a loan...
John Davies, chairman of the Association of Alternative Business Finance, argues that the UK needs more imaginative thinking from the...
We launched our latest LendIt Fintech survey last week, and we are already seeing a compelling variety of opinions on the big questions.
Marc Roberts is the general counsel for German fintech Raisin and the founding president of the European Fintech Association; while...
Head of the IMF, Christine Lagarde, said she thinks it is inevitable that global regulators come up with new regulations for cryptocurrencies; the IMF has been primarily focused on how the new currencies are being used for money laundering and funding illicit activities; this isn’t the first time the IMF has hinted at and discussed cryptocurrency regulations; trends in the direction of new legislation have been hinted at for some time though nothing widespread has occurred yet. Source.
Hedosophia is not a household name, and that is by design. The fund is one of the most secretive investors...
Bo Brustkern, CEO and Co-Founder of LendIt Fintech recently held banking and fintech leadership roundtables across Europe; in his tour...
Hidden Road, a global credit network, announced on Thursday that it had closed a $50 million Series A led by Castle Island Ventures.