Encouraging the meeting, collaboration, and sharing of different experiences between European and African innovative ecosystems to take part in developing new projects and strategic partnerships is the goal of the "AfriConEU Brokerage Event".

Neo, the treasury management, payments and FX fintech, has cleared $5 billion through its multi-currency accounts as cross-border payment volumes increase globally. The provider launched its multi-currency account offering for treasurers in June 2020 and cleared $4 billion in the past year. This compares to $1 billion in its first 15 months, reflecting growing demand from clients for a fast, cost-effective and transparent alternative to the traditional banking model.

Finsmart is delighted to announce the appointment of Jean-Marc Mercier as Senior Board Advisor.

nCino, Inc., a pioneer in cloud banking and digital transformation solutions for the global financial services industry, today announced its partnership with Ashman Bank, a new entrant bank with plan

Ten new members have joined the 2025 Fintech Pledge (pledge2025.org) to help tackle the UK’s cost-of-living crisis. 

They add their capabilities to those of a coalition of UK fintechs and their industry partners who have teamed up to help Britons across the country combat the rising cost of living. 

The 10 new members are (alphabetically):

The global leader in the savings and investment market, Raisin, has announced the migration of its UK platform to

Today the British Business Bank publishes a list of 67 additional companies in which the Future Fund holds an equity stake, taking the total to 464 as at 30 September 2022, meaning more than a third of companies have now converted to equity.

Collctiv, a group payment app that allows friends, families, businesses, charities, and community groups to collect money together, has launched today in the USA.   

Due to high demand, an eager waiting list of users in the US who have previously watched on from afar will now be able to enjoy all the benefits of Collctiv.   

With inflation hovering at a 40-year high, managing day-to-day cash flow has become the primary reason for small business applications for finance, according to iwoca’s latest SME Expert Index.