Our expert hosts, Adam Davis and Melissa Stringer, are joined by some great guests to talk about the most notable fintech, financial services and banking news from the past week. This week's guests include:
Daniel Lanyon, Editor in Chief at Altfi.
Nuno Sebastao - CEO Feedzai
We cover the following stories from the fintech and financial services space:
Regulator applies brakes to Crowdcube and Seedrs merger, we also heard from CEO & co-founder of Crowdcube Darren Westlake to give us their perspective (3:10)
Feedzai achieves Unicorn status on $200 million fund raise (15:03)
Santander UK to close 111 branches and overhaul office space as Nationwide allows employees to “work from anywhere” (29:11)
Stripe invests in Ramp at $1.6 Billion Valuation (37:10)
FS giants join $40m Greenwood funding round (44:08)
US fintech Sincere to target “pet parents” with debit cards (52:47)
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Special Guests: Daniel Lanyon, Darren Westlake, and Nuno Sebastao.