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When Hiroki Takeuchi finished his maths degree, he initially began a career as a management consultant. But Takeuchi soon quit to pursue his real passion of launching his own startup, teaming up with university friend Tom Blomfield to found payments company GoCardless. The firm was an instant hit with Silicon Valley giants, attracting early funding from the likes of Google and Salesforce.

Promising new fintech startups are disrupting traditional financial services and solving problems for businesses and consumers.

Fintechs have welcomed the UK open banking regulators recommendations for the future of the sector

Money20/20, the world’s leading fintech show, unveils its agenda for the upcoming Europe show in Amsterdam, June 6-8th. Over 300 speakers are expected to join Money20/20 Europe this year. They include top executives from global banks including HSBC, Barclays, Deutsche Bank, NatWest, and Citi; cutting edge payments providers including GoCardless and Stripe along with expanding fintechs such as Plum, Bunq, and Zilch to name a few. Money20/20 Europe is also welcoming the CEO of the London Stock E...

Top Executives from Europe's Biggest Banks, Neobanks, Industry Disruptors, Regulators and Startups Ready to Take the Stage in Amsterdam Money20/20, the world's leading fintech show, unveils its

/PRNewswire/ -- GoCardless, a global leader in direct bank payments, has launched GoCardless Embed, a new integration for third party payment providers to...

By acquiring the Latvian data-sharing specialist, the London-based payment company hopes to beat fintech rivals in the race to power account-to-account transactions

/PRNewswire/ -- GoCardless, the global leader in direct bank payments, has announced its plans to acquire Nordigen, the freemium open banking data provider, as...

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Direct-to-bank payments firm GoCardless has appointed Mastercard's Paul Stoddard as president.