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Exclusive: Interview with Matias Peltoniemi, CFO at CrediNord
CrediNord's CFO, Matias Peltoniemi, has provided Everly.eu with an exclusive interview in which he addresses the current challenges of the company, the state of the Fintech and lending world, and what he believes is the future of Fintech and lending.
Klarna rival ‘Curve credit’ plans to attract 300,000 UK customers
The 'all cards in one' fintech Curve has been testing its new lending option with just a small number of customers at the moment. The full launch is expected later this year.
Curve is testing the Curve Credit, a Klarna like service
Curve is a UK based banking platform that consolidates multiple cards into a single card and app. According to a TechCrunch report, Curve is quietly testing its “Klarna rival” option.
OakNorth Bank reaches double profits, but growth slows
SoftBank-backed lender OakNorth Bank almost doubled its profits in 2019 but slowed down its pace of expansion as economic concerns discouraged...
Leap Finance raises $5.5M to lend to Indian students who are studying abroad
Leap Finance, a fintech platform for overseas Indian students, announced it has raised US$5.5 million in a round led by Sequoia India.
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