In a complex scenario for Latin American startups fintechs in Argentina push forward with plans for international expansion.
Xepelin announced that global investment banking giant Goldman Sachs had provided it with a $140 million asset-backed securities credit line.
Venture capital investments into LatAm fintech startups dropped further in the third quarter of the year, following a sharp reversal in global markets that drove investors away from assets generally perceived as risky.
The Brazilian fintech company is opening an office today in Mexico and it is the first step in what might...
When we talk to domestic fintech companies and ask them about international expansion the response most often is that they...
Raisin has been able to attract billions of deposits to European banks and will eventually be launching their deposits-as-a-service offering...
Not surprisingly, Citibank saw an increase of digital banking channels through Q1 2020 and has now made a key digital...
The German digital bank is opting to go after an international audience before going wide into their product offerings; the...
Prominent online payment service provider PayU is expanding into four new markets; Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.
Last week we learned that Kabbage was expanding internationally to India; they have set up an office in Bengaluru and...