The IDG-backed crowdfunding platform has pulled in new funding from several private investors following a $40m series B round in January.

The cryptocurrency shows potential for innovation in information, but could be blocked by the existing fintech sector, according to a panel at the Global Corporate Venturing Symposium.

Delegates from the fintech world discussed the future of banking and currency at the Global Corporate Venturing Symposium.

The financial app company has partnered with Stevens Institute of Technology to launch the 12-week programme.

Property management firm TCL has secured $17m in funding from the bank-backed fund alongside $14m in debt.

Intel Capital joins corporates Mastercard, Amex and Santander in backing the online payments company, which will now seek to expand.

Shree Renuka Sugars will sell a 7.5% stake in the NCDEX, including a 5% holding to the National Stock Exchange of India.

The payment services company will select up to eight companies for the 12-month programme.