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N26 fined 4.25 million euros for money laundering
The German challenger N26 was ordered to pay a fine of 4.25 million euros by the German financial regulator BaFin.
Starling set to offer Banking as a Service across Europe
The British challenger bank Starling has been planning to move to mainland Europe for three years, now the time has come.
N26 lost Georg Hauer to Hawk AI
N26 will need a new head of Germany as Georg Hauer, General Manager DACH & Northern Europe, is leaving the online bank at the end of October.
Revolut secures US trading license and takes on Robinhood
Revolut has secured itself a US broker-dealer license and is now about to compete in the trading app market, according to CNBC.
N26 is likely set to launch in Turkey
According to the Turkish-language service of “Bloomberg”, N26 is considering a launch in the Turkish market.
Revolut plans to take on Klarna in the BNPL market
Revolut is not about to stop setting up new goals to shine on the FinTech market.
Bunq now offers country-specific IBANs and multi-currency function
Dutch challenger bank Bunq offers its customers a new tool with which they can load IBANs from many European countries onto their Bunq app.
Comparison of the biggest Banking players in US vs Europe – UX and feature-wise
In this episode, we took up the challenge to compare the incomparable. The US and European banking scene from Features and UX...
Bafin takes on N26
The digital bank N26 was not able to get its problems with money laundering and fraud under control.
Starling’s business banking tops ratings for quality
Digital bank Starling seized the top position in the CMA ratings business category.
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N26 has raised $900 million and is worth $9 billion
This way N26 became the second highest-valued bank in Germany, slightly ahead of Commerzbank.
Klarna is strengthening credit checks
Klarna, the “buy now, pay later” credit company, has unveiled important changes to its services in the UK.
Nik Storonsky has opened family office in London
According to Sifted, CEO of Revolut Nik Storonsky has decided to open a family office in London, UK. This...
Curve reported serious operating losses
Fintech Curve has reported an operating loss of £37.9 million in its annual results for 2020.
