A KPMG Private Enterprise report on Venture Capital investment in UK scaleup businesses in the first three months of 2021
https://home.kpmg/uk/en/home/insights/2021/04/investment-in-uk-innovators-soars-to-record-level-in-first-quarter-of-2021.html
Trust Payments announced it has expanded into Ireland. The payments technology group will open an office in Dublin city centre as it seeks to benefit from local talent and rapid growth in the country’s FinTech sector.
The new PXP research report ‘The COVID-19 Effect on European E-Commerce and Retail’,
explores UK and European consumer attitudes to the future of retail shopping.
Open banking platform Tink partners with payments technology provider Tribe for open banking payment initiation and account check services.
Blog post below –
https://tink.com/tink-tribe-payments-partnership/?utm_content=165197139&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkedin&hss_channel=lcp-2735919
Thames Technology is delighted to announce its partnership with ekko, the latest member of Mastercard’s Priceless Planet Coalition, as it becomes the first fintech globally to use Thames Technology’s recycled plastic debit cards.
Sokin Enterprise has addressed the issue of traditional payments burdening users with high and hidden fees by creating a seamless cross-boarder payments ecosystem. Focused on facilitating speedy transfers and transparent fees for both consumers and businesses.
Three key things the UK can do to continue leading the way on fintech – innovation, inclusion and partnerships. Article by Jill Docherty, Head of Business Development, UK&I, Visa.
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