Middletown-based Liberty Bank has launched a new digital banking platform through Texas-based Alkami, which provides cloud-based digital banking services to U.S.-based banks and credit unions.
Waterbury-based Skyline Financial Federal Credit Union has partnered with a Meriden-based technology company to provide small businesses in New England with banking and merchant services.
Lakeville-based Salisbury Bank is one of five banks to recently sign on with technology company KlariVis, which offers enterprise dashboard and analytics services for the financial services industry.
Thomaston Savings Bank has joined the Alloy Labs Alliance, a consortium of community and mid-sized banks focused on quickening the pace of technology innovation to help banks compete against large, national players.
Citing the effects of the current economic environment on the mortgage industry, Danbury-based mortgage technology company Promontory MortgagePath has decided to shut down.
Lend Some Money, an East Haven-based finance and technology company that provides a lending platform for real estate investors, has launched a new process for loan applications and opened a seed funding round.
KeyBank has selected Massachusetts-based financial technology company BlueSnap to provide a global payments platform for the bank’s middle market and institutional clients working in the e-commerce space.
FinTron, a Stamford-based financial technology company offering an investment and personal finance app, has raised $6.5 million in its latest financing round.
A new association has launched for banks that offer banking-as-a-service, with Stamford-based Webster Bank as a founding member.
Stamford-based Webster Bank will offer banking services to property management firms and homeowners associations through a new partnership with a financial technology company.
The parent company of Stamford-based Webster Bank has agreed to acquire Boston-based Bend Financial Inc., a technology company that offers a cloud-based platform for health savings accounts.
