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Mastercard onboards Transactis

Arange of financial services firms, payment processors and fintech providers are set to exit the electronic billing software producer in an acquisition by Mastercard.

May 14, 2019

Greensill leans into $800m Vision Fund investment

SoftBank Vision Fund is investing $800m in Greensill, a platform that provides working capital to businesses, at a reported $3.5bn valuation.

May 13, 2019

Parikh parks herself at Wells Fargo

Mansi Parikh has left her director of global business and corporate development position at Verifone after nearly five years to manage strategic venture investments for Wells Fargo.

May 13, 2019

Analysis: SoftBank passes $419m to PayPay

Mobile payment platform PayPay raised $419m in funding from SoftBank. This is a deal from a space that has seen much growth in terms of the corporate-backed deal flow in recent years.

May 13, 2019

Corporates give Twisto a twirl

Consumer lending platform Twisto raised $15.6m from investors including ING and Uniqa, bringing its total equity financing to $23.5m.

May 11, 2019

SoftBank passes $419m to PayPay

PayPay, the mobile payment platform launched by SoftBank and Yahoo Japan last July, has received $419m in additional funding from the former.

May 9, 2019

GoBear gets its paws on $80m

The financial comparison platform has received a total of $80m to date from investors including Aegon, at least $30m of which was secured in 2019.

May 9, 2019

FIS Fintech Accelerator finalises fourth cohort

FIS Fintech Accelerator has chosen 10 fintech startups to join its fourth annual 12-week program, where they will receive advice from industry experts as well as seed funding.

May 9, 2019

Campfire catches $20m

KDDI, Saison Ventures, SB Players and Itochu are among the host of corporate investors that backed crowdfunding platform Campfire in its $20m series C round.

May 8, 2019

SoftBank helps Clip collect $100m

SoftBank tapped its Innovation Fund to invest about $20m in the card reader developer as part of a $100m round that valued it at up to $400m.

May 8, 2019
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