Innovative technology continues to improve the global financial markets, making them faster, more secure, accessible and convenient. Keep reading for a look at just a few of the top innovative Fintech companies of 2022.

Vitesse introduces three new additions to its ever-expanding team. The global payments platform, headquartered in London, is pleased to welcome Richard King, Ashley Abdelmoula and Bill Wilkins. With their varied background and skill sets, they are all ready to take InsurTech to new heights. 

MakerDAO, the longest-standing DeFi lending protocol and creator of DAI, the original, decentralized stablecoin, today announced that Huntingdon Valley Bank (HVB) has been approved to utilize a $100M participation facility, funded by a Maker Vault.

Axerve, a leading European payment hub, is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Viceversa, a European data-driven fintech platform, to offer its e-commerce customers Viceversa’s innovative Revenue-Based Financing formula for accessing capital.

Muse Finance - a bespoke finance provider for small, medium and growing businesses - today announces that it has closed a $20 million debt facility to support the growth of small businesses.

CLS, a financial market infrastructure delivering settlement, processing and data solutions across the global FX ecosystem, announced today that Chong Hing Bank is the second Chinese bank to access CLSSettlement as a third-party participant via UBS, a CLS settlement member.

While our COVID-19 pandemic fears are starting to fade, their impacts are still being felt, especially in the pockets of many South Africans. When lockdown restrictions put a huge strain on businesses and countless jobs were lost, consumers turned to their credit cards to keep up with monthly expenses, resulting in worrying levels of indebtedness.

Today, Square launches its first integration with Clearpay in the UK, providing “Buy Now, Pay Later” (BNPL) functionality to sellers across online and in-person commerce.

Northern Trust has named Benjamin Bobroff as the new global head of its Digital Solutions Consulting team within its Asset Servicing business development division and made three senior appointments supporting the continued strategic focus and investment in digital innovation.

Prytek, a multinational technology group with a focus on building and investing in technologies and delivering managed services, announces that it has appointed Noga Knaz as its CEO of Prytek Ventures to provide the Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) arm with more management attention and concentrate on early-stage fintech startups.