Investment

R2's Brazil entry embeds transaction-based working capital into platforms serving millions of SMBs and gig workers across Latin America.

Revolut's MiCA-compliant euro stablecoin tests whether European fintech can reclaim ground from dollar-denominated rivals at scale.

AI compute infrastructure is now writing the largest single cheques in UK deep tech, reshaping the capital stack across sectors.

A Sprott-led term loan backs Argentina's largest copper development as global supply tightness and Milei's reforms attract long-term capital.

Two new task orders covering 25 countries bring Parsons' counter-nuclear smuggling portfolio to $90m, spanning the Middle East and Africa.

Razorpay's 4bn-transaction AI model is the opening shot in a race for national payment AI that regulators are not yet equipped to oversee.

A Singapore-London merger backed by 12 global banks aims to create end-to-end infrastructure for scaling voluntary and compliance carbon markets.

Fourthline's QTSP certification lets it own the full digital identity chain, from KYC verification to legally binding e-signatures, ahead of AMLR 2027.

Google Cloud's purpose-built agentic AI for capital markets and banking signals the next front in enterprise AI platform competition.

The partnership lets digital-goods sellers offload global tax, compliance and chargeback duties to a single co-branded payments stack.

A UAE traffic-systems platform becomes a live insurance distribution channel, collapsing vehicle registration and policy issuance into one digital transaction.

UAE fintech FOO hits 100 feature milestones on Bahrain's national digital wallet, serving 1.3 million active users.

Only one in six Britons feel financially confident about retirement, despite most picturing a clear vision of their later years.

Stockholm's Float closes a CHAPTERS-led Series A to bridge Europe's venture capital gap with non-dilutive, AI-powered financing.

Two US fintech firms integrate payment rails into digital account opening, aiming to cut onboarding drop-off for banks and credit unions.

BMW, Bosch, Hitachi and Yamaha back an AI supply-chain data layer serving 8,000 suppliers across 60 countries.

The Canadian miner's 45% year-on-year revenue drop accelerates a strategic bet on AI data centre colocation over Bitcoin.

The Nasdaq-listed defence manufacturer walks away from a precision machining LOI, doubling down on robotics and automation instead.

A Bitcoin miner's Oklahoma GPU hits Vast.ai's top reliability tier, signalling a growing micro-scaler compute tier below the hyperscalers.

The Pennsylvania utility's Q2 net income rose 51% year-on-year, driven by a March rate uplift and steady customer base growth.