Ratesetter raised £20 million in a new round of funding from Artemis and Woodford Investment Management, as well as previous shareholders Ken Costa and Charles Peel. *|MC:SUBJECT|*
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31st March 2015
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Ratesetter raised £20 million in a new round of funding from Artemis and Woodford Investment Management, as well as previous shareholders Ken Costa and Charles Peel.

Ratesetter raises £20m in latest funding round
 
New Products & Technology

Microsoft rumoured to be stepping into the mobile payments fray after setting up a new company in the US with a money transmission license.

Is Microsoft working on a mobile payments service?
 
Career Moves

Royal Bank of Scotland Group PLC investment bank chairman Rory Cullinan will leave the lender next month after a disagreement over the bank’s strategy.

Investment bank chairman Rory Cullinan quits RBS
 
M&A

Canadian financial technology firm D+H will acquire global payment services provider Fundtech in a $1.25 billion cash deal.

Canadian firm D+H to acquire Fundtech
 
More News

Hong Kong is setting up a FinTech steering group to advise its government on how to develop the region into a FinTech hub.

Hong Kong launches FinTech advisory group
 
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