Belgian wealthtech startup InvestSuite bags €2M to expand digital investment…
Historically, the wealth management industry was relatively resistant to technology, but times are changing.
Technology, AI, capital and institutions, examined through who builds systems, who controls them and who benefits.
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Historically, the wealth management industry was relatively resistant to technology, but times are changing.
Due to the coronavirus outbreak, the essential supplies such as sanitisers, masks, etc.
This weekend, the fast-growing global movement #hackthecrisis is coming to the Netherlands.
Addionics, a UK startup that provides specialised automobile batteries for electric vehicles and other applications, has raised $6 million (approx €5.4 million) in funding led by Next Gear Ventures.
As the coronavirus pandemic develops across the world, more communities are in self-isolation.
BUX, the Netherlands based tech company that is disrupting the trading experience has announced a partnership with the well-known payments facilitator, Tikkie.
As the coronavirus pandemic is taking a toll over the globe including developed countries, several countries have announced travel restrictions, work from home policies, and social distancing measures.
Dutch AI startup LALALand uses neural networks to generate images of artificial humans.
With coronavirus cases on the rise, businesses all over the globe are taking a hit.
Klippa, a Groningen-based scaleup that was founded by six IT specialists in 2015, has recently secured €1.2 million funding with fintech disruptor Bizcuit Group as a lead investor.
In the fast-evolving fintech world wherein there are a lot of digital and virtual solutions that provide a seamless banking experience, several new players are emerging in the sector.
Precure, an Allinge, Denmark-based company working on the development of a wearable device for the health industry, secured a capital investment of $500K (approx €456K).