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AltFi Festival Of Finance - London | Crowdfund Insider

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Snoop Money Management App Secures $20 Million in Series A Funding

Snoop Money Management App Secures $20 Million in Series A Funding
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2020 in quotes: Part 2

2020 in quotes: Part 2 By Aisling Finn on Thursday 31 December 2020 Image source: Jonathan Farber/Unsplash This year has been memorable, to say the least, so memorable that we couldn’t fit our favourite fintech quotes into just one article. If you missed Part One you can read it here. So, without further ado, and in no particular order, here is the second part of our favourite quotes from 2020. “[Fintech] is at the core of the financial system.” At the Paris Fintech Forum in January, François Villeroy de Galhau, governor of the Banque de France, explained that fintech had made it’s way into the very core of how France’s central bank operates.

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Bunq grows mortgage portfolio by 400 per cent in less than six months

Bunq grows mortgage portfolio by 400 per cent in less than six months By Aisling Finn on Tuesday 22 December 2020 Image source: Ali Niknam/bunq Dutch challenger bank bunq has grown its mortgage portfolio fourfold in less than six months. The digital bank first announced that it would be offering its customers mortgages, in partnership with third party broker, asset manager NN IP, back in July of this year. NN IP would offer the loans through bunq’s app, with bunq diverting around €100m worth of customer deposits to help fund the venture. It seems the move to enter mortgages has paid off, with bunq seeing its portfolio expand by a massive 400 per cent since it first opened applications.

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