fumopay announces today that it has successfully closed its first seed-funding round from three highly accomplished FinTech private investors. This round of financing enables the brand to further develop its launch plan, rooted in financial social impact.
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"Artificial Intelligence Business Incubator" is the international incubation program promoted by Sella and implemented by its Venture Incubator dpixel with the support of the Fintech District, which aims to support the initial phase (pre-seed) of startups, researchers, entrepreneurial teams, university spin-offs, companies and the most innovative projects in the field of artificial intelligence applied to finance.
The program
Nutanix has announced that Hamburger Pensionsverwaltung (HAPEV) has deployed Nutanix Cloud Clusters (NC2) to, in just a few weeks, successfully complete the rollout of a new cloud-native customer platform on AWS.
Bybit, the world's third most visited crypto exchange, has announced a strategic partnership with the leading global business district, the Dubai Multi Commodities Centre (DMCC) to accelerate the mass adoption of crypto in Dubai and deliver on its promise of investing in the Web3 ecosystem in the emirate. The collaboration will see Bybit become an official Ecosystem Partner for the DMCC Crypto Centre, the largest concentration of crypto and Web3 businesses in the MENA region.
In recent months, there has been a push for digital transformation initiatives to accelerate across the financial services industry. This has come as customer expectations have evolved, and as businesses demand a faster, smoother and more impactful journey than ever.
While some may see ESG as a tick-box exercise, Cogo has found carbon footprint tracker users to be more satisfied with their bank. Many European banks have woken up to this faster than counterparts in other markets around the world by innovating to use data and technology to help customers manage and reduce their impact while also giving them a commercial advantage.
Young Brits are significantly more likely than others in Europe to prioritise digital over physical in-person services when choosing a bank or lender, new research has found.
The findings – commissioned by CRIF, Europe’s leading provider of digital transformation for financial services – found only one in five (21%) of those aged 18-34 in the UK would now choose a bank based on it having a nearby branch.














