Tag: digital banking
Fintech News Ireland: Avant Money Profit Jumps 21% as Irish Loan...
Avant Money’s profits rose 21% as its Irish loan book hit €5.6bn, marking a significant development in fintech news Ireland.
Bawag PTSB Deal Nears Decision as Court Approval Looms
The Bawag PTSB deal is nearing a court decision, with integration, capital strength and digital banking execution now in focus.
Irish Firm Debt Case Highlights Cross-Border Asset Transfers and Digital Financial...
An Irish firm debt case involving Gibraltar transfers shows how digital finance and cross-border structures complicate insolvency recovery.
Fintech News Ireland: Should You Switch to a Fee-Free Digital Bank?
Fintech news Ireland: should you switch to a fee-free neobank? Here’s how digital banks compare with traditional Irish accounts.
Fintech news ireland: Irish Revolut customers caught in third-party data breach...
Irish Revolut customers were affected by a third-party data breach tied to historical US stock trading records. Here's what happened.
Fintech News Ireland: Monzo Europe CEO in Dublin to Exit as...
Monzo Europe’s Dublin chief plans to leave for an AI start-up, marking a key moment in fintech news Ireland and digital banking growth.
Fintech news ireland: Why Revolut’s Low-Risk Global Banking Strategy Matters
Revolut’s global banking push could redefine Irish banking as digital finance, regulation and low-risk growth converge.
Revolut Eyes London and New York IPO in Major Boost for...
Revolut’s London and New York IPO plans could reshape investor sentiment, digital banking competition and fintech momentum in Ireland.
Fintech News Ireland: Revolut Says Impersonation Scam Led to Customer Data...
Revolut says an impersonation scam caused a customer data breach, raising fresh questions for fintech users and regulators in Ireland.
Revolut Secures French Banking Licence to Expand Across Western Europe
Revolut has won a full French banking licence, strengthening its EU expansion and creating fresh implications for Irish fintech customers.
