Tag: Revolut
UK FinTech deal activity in Q3 nearly doubled to reach a...
Companies in the UK completed 116 deals in the third quarter raising £1.8bn, the highest level in 12 months.
Curve Brexit-proofs its EEA access with new Lithuanian branch
Curve has taken a page from Revolut's playbook by setting up a subsidiary in Lithuania in an effort to ensure access to the EU after Brexit.
Lunar raises €40m Series C round as it plans to take...
Danish challenger bank Lunar has raised a €40m Series C round and is planning to go into the buy now, pay later market.
Will Monzo’s new Premium card be enough to save the neobank?
With an attractive insurance package and interest rates, Monzo's new Premium metal card looks like a solid offering. But will it be enough to make up for its massive losses?
Revolut’s latest give is the launch of a new subscription feature
Having made several initiatives recently to better position itself in the market, UK challenger bank Revolut is now launching a new subscriptions feature to give customers more control over their recurring expenditure.
Three bank cards with really unique features
With the ubiquity of FinTech companies out there, it can be hard to stand out. But these three card providers have found unique ways to do just that.
Global WealthTech investment bounced back in Q3 to hit highest level...
WealthTech companies raised $2.8bn in the third quarter of 2020 across 111 transactions, a five-quarter high for deal activity.
Revolut rumoured to soon apply for California banking licence
UK-based challenger bank Revolut is reportedly on the cusp of applying for a banking licence in California.
Revolut inks deal with InsurTech SNACK in Singapore
Almost a year after Revolut went live in Singapore, the neobank has now cemented its hold of the market further by adding InsurTech SNACK to its offerings.
How OakNorth has weathered the Covid-19 crisis and Brexit so far
Despite Covid-19 and Brexit, challenger bank OakNorth claims to have been able to avoid many of the hurdles other neobanks have faced.