In an interview with Benzinga, the Chief Growth Officer of N26, Alex Weber, shares how the company plans to capitalize...
TechCrunch reports on metrics provided by N26; the digital bank currently boasts 3.5 million customers in 24 European markets including...
The German digital bank is opting to go after an international audience before going wide into their product offerings; the...
Germany-based challenger bank N26 announced it will close its US operations. Some industry observers have chalked up N26’s US failure to reasons like “global banking is hard,” and “the US is a hostile regulatory environment.” That's not it.
Se trata de una app nacida en el país vecino que permite a los extranjeros comprar y vender títulos o acciones como así también acceder a la moneda norteamericana a valor de cotización de Contado con Liquidación (CCL).
Jacobo Toll-Messia’s mission is to scale Layer 2 solutions to the point where they become viable commercial uses and he wants Nahmii to take it there.
Narmi is a beneficiary. The startup today closed a $35 million Series B funding round co-led by Greycroft, NEA, and Picus Capital, bringing Narmi's cash raised to date to ~$60 million. "Given the worldwide shift toward digital and growing user expectations, we felt that a solution needed to be...
The White House's latest budget proposal slashes funding for a program that would allow the Small Business Administration to make direct 7(a) loans. Lenders say the idea is still misguided.
The New York Interactive Advertising Exchange has partnered with Nasdaq to create NYIAX, a blockchain trading platform for digital advertising contracts; Nasdaq has supported the system with its trading and blockchain technology; through the system publishers and advertisers can buy, sell and re-trade digital advertising as guaranteed contracts; NYIAX says it also plans to expand trading to other advertising markets including TV, print and radio. Source
According to Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman, the company is open to becoming a cryptocurrency exchange; Friedman stated, "I believe that digital currencies will continue to persist it's just a matter of how long it will take for that space to mature. Once you look at it and say, 'do we want to provide a regulated market for this?' Certainly Nasdaq would consider it.”; Friedman was less bullish on the future of ICOs. Source





