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  • Vita Mojo shakes things up with a £10m series A fundraise, backed by Investec

    November 28, 2018

    Healthy food-focused restaurant chain Vita Mojo has raised £10m in a series A fundraising round led by Investec Bank, as it heads for expansion. The firm said it is now "coming out of stealth mode" to help other businesses with its technology, having already signed up a few major customers such as Virgin Active, Chilango and Wokit. [...]

  • Entrepreneurs should be selective with their investors

    November 27, 2018

    It’s not a secret that London is the fintech capital of Europe. Startups and tech entrepreneurs can flourish here because of the concentration of world-class financial services, and the access available to funding from a variety of key players. However, the nature of investment in tech startups is undergoing a process of significant and positive [...]

  • Spain’s ‘Airbnb for long-term rentals’ taps King’s Cross as its new global headquarters

    November 26, 2018

    Spanish property tech startup Spotahome has picked out London’s King’s Cross as its new global headquarters, thanks to the UK’s reputation as a great source of highly-skilled digital talent. Spotahome’s chief executive Alejandro Artacho told City PM that he believes the capital to be the best place to channel growth and take the business global. [...]

  • Monzo confirms record-breaking UK fintech crowdfunding round

    November 26, 2018

    Digital bank Monzo has today announced it will be heading back to the crowd for the last chunk of its series E fundraising round, with a target of up to £20m. The raise, first reported exclusively by City PM in August, will be the largest fintech crowdfunding round in the UK to date. Going live [...]

  • Crypto A.M. shines its Spotlight on CityBlock Capital

    November 21, 2018  |  Sponsored

    This year has been a tumultuous year for cryptocurrency markets, but here on Wall Street, blockchain technology and the development of a regulatory compliant, digital asset ecosystem is moving full steam ahead. Over the past several months, the London Stock Exchange, New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, and Fidelity have all announced plans to launch digital [...]

  • Monzo teams up with Paypoint to allow users to deposit cash in shops

    November 21, 2018

    Digital bank Monzo has today announced a strategic partnership with Paypoint, enabling its users to deposit cash into their Monzo account at any of Paypoint's 28,000-strong network of corner shops and local stores across the UK. Deposits can range from £5 to £300, with a fee of £1 per deposit and a cap of £1,000 every [...]

  • Meet London’s 25 under 25 up and coming tech stars

    November 20, 2018

    Industry network Tech London Advocates has today launched its first 25 under 25 list, highlighting the best and brightest of the UK's next generation of tech talent. Gathering insight and nominations from its community of over 6,000 technology leaders, founders and investors, the list aims to recognise the breadth of tech expertise in the UK and [...]

  • Tandem Bank takes in £15m from Convoy in Hong Kong expansion

    November 20, 2018

    Fintech challenger bank Tandem has today closed a strategic partnership with Convoy Global Holdings, a Hong Kong-based financial services group which will make the London startup one of the first digital banks to launch in the city. Convoy is investing an initial £15m into Tandem Bank as part of the deal, which will provide Tandem with [...]

  • Banks should watch out – the fintech era has barely begun

    November 20, 2018

    The fintech sector makes a lot of noise in London. There’s an endless stream of news about open banking and challenger banks, while the traditional finance sector watches on with a mixture of admiration and suspicion. Banks have come under attack, not only from the hype-machine, but more meaningfully from startups. Traditional finance providers that assumed [...]

  • Google and DeepMind are playing fast and loose with society’s trust

    November 20, 2018

    Last week, we were greeted by the disturbing news that DeepMind, an artificial intelligence subsidiary owned by Google’ s parent company Alphabet, is moving some of its healthcare activities into the newly formed Google Health. This isn’t the first time that one of the tech giants has been accused of making misrepresentations to consumers, using [...]

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