London-based AI money management app Plum raises €2.7M, launches app
The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), especially in the finance industry, has set a new standard for personal financial management.
Payments, neobanks, embedded finance, and the regulatory boundary between fintech innovation and the financial system it sits on top of.
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The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI), especially in the finance industry, has set a new standard for personal financial management.
With the advancement in technology, there are many applications that make investing and transfers as simple as a few swipes on your smartphone.
Based out of Berlin, Acatus is a financial services company that offers a debt capital markets platform for banks and other organisations.
The foreign exchange market has been one of the most restricted ones for several decades.
Back in 2011, both TransferWise and GoCardless was founded in London in a bid to solve the problem with finances and make it transparent.
Based out of Liège, WHITE FUND is a new €20 million private early-stage investment fund, which is dedicated to the most promising Medtech projects in Belgium.
And recently, the Over-The-Top banking platform has added support for Samsung Pay in the UK. It's a well-known fact that Samsung Pay has struggled with mediocre support from the UK's banks, including HSBC, The Coop, Nationwide, and Santander.
Until recently, buying and selling stocks were done via a phone call to a stockbroker, who would execute the stock trade on your behalf.
In a latest development, global ride-hailing company Uber is making a deeper push into the financial services as well.
Gone are the days when investing in the stock market was complicated, inaccessible, and expensive.
London-based credit experts TotallyMoney has secured £5 million (approx €5.8 million) growth funding from Silicon Valley Bank (SVB).
Gone are the days when you had to pay ridiculously high exchange rates and transfer fees to access financial services.