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How Barclays Bank Charges are Killing Small Businesses and Startups

Barclays Business Customers Will Lose a Minimum of £549 million of revenue due to bank charges in 2024. Could these Charges be killing small businesses and startups?

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Why HSBC Ventures works with later stage Fintechs

HSBC announced that it is seeking to be a leading lender to venture capital firms. This move has been helped by the recent acquisition of ...
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Fintech startup Tulipshare launches global platform to boost retail investor AGM turnout

Fintech startup, Tulipshare, is launching a new platform to encourage more retail investors globally to take ownership of their investments and learn how to effectively ...
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DoiT and Tenity forge partnership to bring best-in-class cloud expertise to early-stage fintech and insurtech startups

DoiT International (DoiT), global provider of cloud technology and consulting services, and Tenity (formerly known as F10), a global innovation ecosystem and early-stage investor for the financial industry, ...
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Indonesia has already embraced new, innovative technologies related to FinTech and digital assets and is spearheading the digitalisation push in South-East Asia. Yet, at the same time, millions of adults in the country are not formally banked and have little access to lending. In many ways, it is a highly advanced economy that nonetheless has many of the characteristics of a third-world country.
Innovative startups and scaleups from Europe have a chance to get fast track to 1 Million euro investment from Huawei and many valuable prizes in the European Startup Challenge, online competition for the first time opened to companies from the whole Europe, organized by Vestbee, the leading matchmaking platform for startups, VC funds, accelerators and corporates.
FinTech Scotland represents over 100 companies, the vast majority of which have been trading for less than five years. Twenty were started in just the past year, with many continuing to expand despite the disruption of the pandemic. The cluster has also received high levels of public funding, including a £22.5m investment by the UK Global Open Finance Centre for Excellence in July, and support from the Scottish Investment Bank.
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