January 2024 - Page 18

TLDR: Moss, a spend management platform, aims to alleviate the administrative burden faced by finance teams in small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) by automating and digitizing finance workflows. The company has evolved

TLDR: Downpayments, a real estate fintech start-up, has launched its services in Florida with $32.8 million in debt and equity funding. The company aims to provide property investors with interest-free down payments

TL;DR: Instagram is testing a new feature that allows users to hide likes on their posts. The company hopes that this move will help to alleviate the pressure and anxiety that can

TLDR: Money20/20 USA: How ecolytiq is solving climate complexities David Lais, Co-founder and Managing Director at ecolytiq, spoke to FinTech Magazine about the company’s 2024 expansion plans. ecolytiq provides a platform that

TLDR: The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the first spot Bitcoin exchange traded funds (ETFs), marking a significant milestone for the crypto industry. The decision allows investors to gain

TLDR: A new report highlights the growing threat of mobile banking malware, with 29 different malware families currently targeting 1,800 mobile banking apps. The report, from cybersecurity firm Zimperium, explores the impact

Scotland’s fintech sector has experienced a 24% increase in employment since 2021, according to Fintech Scotland. The organization, which supports the sector, reports that fintech SMEs now employ over 10,500 people across

TLDR: – RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das spoke at the Mint BFSI Summit and highlighted the resilience of the Indian banking sector. – The introduction of digital lending guidelines has increased confidence in

TLDR: Swiss banking CEO, Olivier Calloud, reveals the secrets to success in the industry. In an interview with CNN’s Richard Quest, Calloud takes viewers inside the bank’s vault and discusses the key

TLDR: Spenda, a provider of SaaS, payment, and lending services, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with eBev, a marketplace for wholesale beverages in Australia. The partnership will integrate payment solutions