A Lagos, Nigeria-founded mobility fintech has secured a historic investment. TechCrunch reports that Moove has announced a $100 million Series B funding round led by Uber — marking the rideshare …
Mobility fintech Moove raises $100m in funding round led by Uber
Moove, an African mobility fintech, raised $100m in a Series B funding round, led by Uber and existing investor Mubadala, valuing the company at $750m. The company announced it will use the investment …
How a Fintech Investor Picks Future Unicorns Out of the Crowd
As a founding partner of Acrew Capital, and longtime fintech investor, Lauren Kolodny has made savvy investments in a number of billion-dollar companies, including Plaid and Gusto. Here’s how she …
5 fintech startups that can help your logistics operations grow
From financial transactions to human resources management, the fintech startup space is booming in the Middle East. 5 fintech startups that can help your logistics operations grow. Fintech, logistics, …
AI-Powered Fintech: The Answer to America’s 77% Financial Anxiety Crisis
Just think of a world wherein your financial decisions — from your investments to your savings — are not only informed by an AI, but are optimized to perform the very best for your individualized …
Beware, boasters: SEC challenges firms’ extravagant AI claims
The proposal, which has come in for industry criticism, remains under consideration. Wally Okby, a strategic advisor in the the research and consulting firm Datos Insights’ wealth management practice, …
3 Best Fintech Stocks (SA Quant)
Fintech is projected (by QED Investors) to reach $1.5 trillion (~20% CAGR) by 2030, driven by massive and rapid digital adoption within the traditional financial services industry. Fintech growth …
EITC receives licenses from UAE Central Bank to offer fintech services
This milestone positions EITC at the forefront of the evolving fintech landscape in the region and supports the UAE’s commitment to fostering innovation, competition, and financial inclusion by …
ITQAN and QuEra announce partnership to enhance UAE’s quantum computing application
Dubai, United Arab Emirates – UAE’s ITQAN, a leading Systems Integrator and QuEra Computing, a Boston-based pioneer in neutral-atom quantum computing, have announced their partnership to accelerate …
UAE telco du gets Central Bank license to offer fintech services
Central Bank licenses empower du parent entity to provide digital-based services Dubai: Get set to welcome the UAE’s newest fintech – du. The Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company – which …
The Best Fintech Stock to Invest $1,000 in Right Now
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The sibling entrepreneurs’ AI-powered credit-underwriting platform, Worth AI, aims to standardize business credit scores.
co-founders Suneera Madhani and Sal Rehmetullah are jumping back into the fintech industry with a new startup called Worth AI. The sister and brother entrepreneurial team have been working on the …
UAE Fintech Telr partners Fils – Groundbreaking Partnership for Sustainability
Fils’s alliance with Telr builds on an impressive year of high-profile partnerships for the fintech company, with clients such as e& Enterprise, Magnati, Mashreq Bank, Flowcarbon and AFS.
Payments Fintech MeaWallet Teams Up with Mexico’s Fondeadora
MeaWallet, a payments enabler specializing in card tokenization, announces its partnership with Fondeadora, Mexico’s financial service provider.
When It Comes To Digital Currency, Everything Old Is New Again
I could imagine holding bank-issued stabelcoins, but I have a suspicion that in time most people will drift towards tokens backed by central bank reserves.
Will Digital Currency Ever Replace Physical Cash?
According to the IMF, in 2022, over half of the world’s central banks were either exploring or developing their own CBDC, or central bank digital currency.
NYCB’s woes grow as CEO’s exit and new disclosures spook investors
But the company also announced changes to the makeup of its board, including one departure less than a week ago. Hanif “Wally” Dahya resigned from the New York board on Feb. 25, the company said …