Posted on October 13, 2021 | by news-summaadvisory

Top Fintech Europe News Stories for October 6, 2021

Here are the most read news stories from our daily newsletter today:

Barclays chief executive Jes Staley declares bank will take on ‘buy now, pay later’ loans giant Klarna – This is Money
Swedish Series B FinTech Announces Expansion to UK with London Hub – Minna Technologies
PitchIt Podcast #22: Kurtis Lin of Pinwheel – LendIt Fintech News
Payment for Order Flow: Bernie Madoff’s golden goose – LendIt Fintech News
Facebook down, and so was its digital payments site Novi – LendIt Fintech News
Credit card issuer Creation blocks Curve and cancels some customer cards – Altfi
Anyfin rides BNPL debt wave with $52 million capital injection – Finextra
GoCardless reportedly working with JPMorgan for funding round – Fintech Alliance
ThinCats to Offer Up to £300M Additional Funding to UK Companies via British Business Bank’s ENABLE Guarantee Program – CrowdFund Insider
FinTech backer GP Bullhound closes €300mn fund – Fintech Alliance

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