How To Increase Financial Wellness?
Financial literacy levels are high in Finland when compared to other countries. Despite this, many problems are occurring, across all income levels and especial...
Fintech
Why We Chose to Launch Our Fintech Startup in Latvia
“Think global, act local” began as a grassroots call to action, but in the digital age, it has also become a mantra for startups around the world. While various...
Accelerator Frankfurt Welcomes Fintech Startups
After years of tremendous growth, the German start-up ecosystem evolved as an integral part of the country's economy. According to the Startup Genome's 2017 Glo...
One Minute Startup News: Selma
Selma is your new friendly personal investor that does the smart stuff for you, and it is your first Finnish fintech startup in Switzerland.
Selma is an onli...
One Minute Startup News: Fintech Forum
Today Europe’s fintech scene gathers for a Fintech Forum in Tallinn, Estonia, to tackle a very important question - how to make the digital single market dream ...
3 Minute Friday, Episode 46. Fintech edition
Remember the old joke? “When does it rain money? When there is "change" in the weather.”
Even though it is November, we will not complain about the weather....
Swedish Tech Bank Klarna Launches 'Smoooth' Brand
Last year, Klarna launched the "Smoooth" campaign with a series of award winning and critically praised advertisements showing just how smooth payments should b...
Bambora Acquired for 1.5 Billion Euros
France-based seamless payment provider Ingenico Group announced that it will buy Swedish company Bambora from Nordic Capital for 1.5 billion euros. With this a...
iZettle opens up for invoicing and adds local mobile payments
Stockholm-based iZettle released 2 important updates today. The company announced that it now enables users across the continent to register local mobile paymen...
Why internal hackathons are the best you can do to foster your team culture
When you run a business with 10 employees, implementing organisational changes in the workflow is not a big problem. But what if you run a corporation with thou...