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Is banking-as-a-service provider Solaris for sale?

Is banking-as-a-service provider Solaris for sale?

Solaris is looking for fresh funding but is also exploring a sale; SEB Embedded announces new partnership; and Cambodia is using fintech to increase tourism spending.

Lars Markull
Lars Markull
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Is orchestration the new black in embedded lending?

Is orchestration the new black in embedded lending?

This edition covers orchestration in embedded lending, a new Singapore-Saudi Arabia embedded finance partnership, and the right way to price your embedded payment product offering.

Lars Markull
Lars Markull
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Barclays completes Tesco Bank acquisition | Brazil wants to regulate BaaS

Barclays completes Tesco Bank acquisition | Brazil wants to regulate BaaS

In the newest podcast episode, I am speaking with Saible's CEO Jarvey Moss about why he decided to fix payments in the construction industry. Additionally, I cover the completion of Barclay's Tesco Bank acquisition, Shopify's new financial hub and the development in the US sponsor bank market.

Lars Markull
Lars Markull
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Does every bank need an embedded finance strategy?

Does every bank need an embedded finance strategy?

Why is embedded finance so much bigger in the US compared to Europe? What other embedded product is lending provider Pipe launching? Which US bank launched a new embedded finance brand?

Lars Markull
Lars Markull
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Two British retailers launch new embedded finance products

Two British retailers launch new embedded finance products

The department store chain John Lewis partnered with Zopa for a consumer embedded lending product and electronic retail chain Currys partnered with BNP Paribas to upgrade its existing BNPL product. Also, Shopify, TikTok, and Mister Spex announce new embedded finance products.

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Lars Markull
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Swedish retailer partners with SEB Embedded & Hilton launches two debit card products

Swedish retailer partners with SEB Embedded & Hilton launches two debit card products

Three European non-financial brands have launched new banking products, each with their own twist. Swedish retailer Hemköp needs to prove that its offering is attractive enough; Hilton's choice of issuing partner is a surprise; and the Spanish subsidiary of a property technology provider targets a new type of customer.

Lars Markull
Lars Markull