Airwallex, a leading global financial platform for modern businesses, today announced the launch of Nordic currencies for its issuing customers, a key milestone that further enhances customer experience across Europe and marks the company’s first step into the Nordic region.

Broadridge announced the expansion of its Nordic team with the appointments of Axel Josephson and Albin Andersson as Sales Directors,

Tenity, a pioneering global innovation ecosystem and early-stage investor headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland, in collaboration […]

The 2022 event was already the largest-ever Nordic Fintech Week event, and 2023 is on track to surpass it in all respects.

Knowit, a leading provider of digital services to banks and businesses in the Nordic region, […]

Nets, part of Nexi Group, the European PayTech, will establish Nexi Digital Finland as a hub in Espoo, Finland, to drive […]

Vibrant, the Danish app that turns Android mobile devices into points of sale, has raised […]

Lunar and Norwegian Instabank have entered into a transaction agreement on acquisitions and Instabank's Board of Directors has unanimously decided to recommend the offer of 3.75 per share.

SurePay, the leading Confirmation of Payee provider, has today announced the expansion of its presence in […]

The Digital Finance and Security Innovation Lab (Fin²Sec), a centre in which the common challenges in […]

Danish Lunar Group acquires the Swedish loan and savings platform Lendify to strengthen the private loan business.

Danish digital bank Lunar has selected a cloud-based treasury and risk management solution from FIS.

CrediNord's CFO, Matias Peltoniemi, has provided Everly.eu with an exclusive interview in which he addresses the current challenges of the company, the state of the Fintech and lending world, and what he believes is the future of Fintech and lending.

Danish challenger bank Lunar is introducing joint accounts which will let the users share their account with up to ten people, Altfi reported.

Tink’s account aggregation, data enrichment and personal financial management technologies have been integrated into Nordea’s mobile banking app to deliver a personalised financial overview for the bank’s customers in Sweden, Norway, Finland and Denmark. The new app features will be rolled out gradually by Nordea in the Nordic markets — starting with Sweden, today.