Can the UK remain a hotbed for Fintech innovation?
The UK has long been at the forefront of the fintech (r)evolution, but one question remains. Where will these skilled staff come from?
The UK has long been at the forefront of the fintech (r)evolution, but one question remains. Where will these skilled staff come from?
The increase on Q1 2017 suggests that UK businesses are coming to terms the continuing uncertainty surrounding Brexit, and are seeking to develop new trading partners beyond the European Union.
While Brexit deliberations remain the overbearing concern for the financial services industry BBVA-backed fintech Denizen is attempting to calm those nerves by looking at maintaining that today’s markets are international in nature, transgressing the political arena.
As the United Kingdom begins to enter into a new chapter, it’s starting to come to terms with its looming post-Brexit existence, looking at the positives of change as a means of growth, opportunity, and exploration of new trade markets.
Camilla Sunner, managing director of Valitor, discusses Brexit implications for wider markets and the next steps in payments solutions. Originally published on bobsguide.
In a post-Brexit world, UK business will have to search further afield to do business, meaning the right payments partners will be critical.
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PaymentEye's take on the biggest takeaways and announcements from the expo.
The Emerging Payments Association discuss the impact of Brexit on the fintech industry at the latest payments industry event.
Funding Circle has perhaps started 2017 in a better way than most. The London-based lending platform that connects small businesses with investors has raised $100m (£82m) in equity investment.