Hypothekarbank Lenzburg AG is one of the first of 40 Swiss banks to sign a “Memorandum of Understanding” to introduce multi-banking for its clients.

The bank again relies on the open finance platform from ndgit, thanks to which it has already received various awards, such as the Fintech Innovation Award from the Swiss Competence Center Ecosystem and the EURO FINANCE TECH Awards 2017.

iDenfy, a Lithuania-based RegTech company, best known for its identity verification services, partnered with Archway.Finance, a Bulgaria-based fiat-to-crypto payment gateway specializing in business payments, cross-border transactions, and international payments. iDenfy will address Archway.Finance's KYC, KYB, and AML compliance needs, ensuring secure and compliant transactions.

Ebury, the global financial technology firm headquartered in London, is delighted to announce its partnership with PSV Eindhoven – the international Dutch football club. 

The signing of the multi-year contract means that Ebury will now be the exclusive fintech partner of the club, supporting them with their international payments and cash management, streamlining global cash flows. 

Rob Stanton has been promoted to sales and distribution director of Landbay. Previously he was Landbay’s business development director having joined Landbay as a regional account manager in 2018.

Rob will now lead the sales team and Landbay’s national accounts across all distribution channels, including networks, mortgage clubs and packagers. He will also be joining Landbay’s executive leadership team.

Crezco, a UK fintech company using open banking to make B2B invoice and bill payments as convenient as B2C card payments, has achieved several major business milestones through securing funding and integrating its technology into global small business platform Xero.

Robo.Cash analyzed search queries related to P2P investments and identified the regions with the fastest-growing demand among new investors. 

More than two thirds (67%) of young people in the UK are not feeling motivated to save, according to new research from smart money app Plum. 

Indian-owned Hexaware Technologies, a global provider of IT and digital solutions, has marked the next phase of its UK expansion by opening a new Birmingham-based facility, with plans to create 250 jobs. The facility at 3, Brindleyplace was officially opened by West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street, who took part in a ribbon cutting and traditional Indian lamp lighting ceremony.

Today, Cashflows, the platform that makes it easy for businesses to accept payments, launches Cashflows Advance – a new service that enables eligible merchants to access frictionless funding without the fixed monthly repayments of traditional funding.