Peter Thiel’s Palantir said to raise $500m as it gears up to go public
Palantir Technologies, which was created by PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, has reportedly raised $500m in a new funding round, as it looks at the possibility of going public.
Miss these 27 funding rounds at your own peril
From stocktrading to teenage finances, last week's funding rounds provide plenty of things to consider for the future of the industry.
23 FinTech rounds raised in the last week
Last week proved a huge win for challenger banks and the Latin American FinTech sector. Check out these funding rounds to find out why.
Former Amazon and American Express veteran joins TrueLayer as chief product officer
Financial infrastructure company TrueLayer has strengthened its leadership team by hiring former Amazon executive and American Express product leader Ossama Soliman its first chief product officer.
Why neobanks may not be as popular as people think
It's easy to be taken in by the flashy digital offering of challenger banks, but new research suggests that they may not be as popular as people think.
Nuapay teams up with Beam to help UK businesses save £1m in card processing...
Open banking software developer Nuapay has teamed up with FinTech payments service Beam to help UK businesses save £1m in card processing fees.
Temenos partners with Canadian Western Bank to offer SMEs AI-driven digital banking solution
Banking software company Temenos teamed up with Canadian Western Bank to support SMEs with financial decision-making and scaling their businesses.
Santander IT infrastructure cloud migration grows as digital move accelerates
Banco Santander claims its digital transformation is ‘ahead of plan’ after it revealed more than 60% of its global IT infrastructure has already migrated to the cloud.
Michael J Fox, Ryan Reynolds and Drake among the stars backing Wealthsimple’s C$750m latest...
Canadian FinTech company Wealthsimple has raised C$750m from a funding round led by Greylock and Meritech.
Leading US banks to pilot low credit score credit scheme
Some of the biggest US banks have signed up for a government-supported pilot program aimed at using alternative data to provide credit for people with low or no credit score.