Fairfield U Launches Fintech Master’s Degree
This fall, graduate students at Fairfield University will have a new choice of degree: a master’s in fintech.
This fall, graduate students at Fairfield University will have a new choice of degree: a master’s in fintech.
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.
Glastonbury-based Payrailz has integrated its peer-to-peer payment services with Q2 Holdings Inc., a Texas-based financial technology firm providing a digital banking platform for banks, credit unions, alternative finance and fintech companies in the U.S. and internationally.
FinTron, a Stamford-based financial technology company offering an investment and personal finance app, has raised $6.5 million in its latest financing round.
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.
Stamford-based financial technology company Tomo has doubled its mortgage footprint and launched its product in Connecticut.
After Patriot Bank and American Challenger Development Corp. combine in a reverse subsidiary merger that is expected to close next year, Patriot will convert to the technology platform that American Challenger has been building for its digital bank.
The Milford Bank has partnered with financial technology firm FutureFuel.io to offer a platform that helps customers manage student debt.
Boston-based financial technology firm DepositLink has joined the eXp Partner program, making its real estate payments platform available to eXp Realty’s network of agents.
Glastonbury-based Payrailz, a digital payments company for banks and credit unions, has launched a new feature that uses artificial intelligence to alert the financial institution’s customers that they might have missed making a regular payment.
Salisbury Bank and Trust is joining with a Boston fintech startup to offer an automated security deposit service to landlords.
Tomo Networks, a financial technology startup with an office in Stamford, has launched a new end-to-end digital mortgage and home-purchasing platform.
Middletown-based Liberty Bank has selected Glastonbury-based Payrailz to provide its digital payments platform.
Jack Henry & Associates Inc. has joined the Akoya Data Access Network, making it the first provider of core banking technology to integrate Akoya into its platform.
Middletown-based Liberty Bank has selected a new provider for its digital banking platform. The bank has signed a long-term contract with Alkami Technology Inc.
Avon-based Norcom Mortgage has partnered with SimpleNexus to launch a new app for mortgage borrowers.
Stamford-based Patriot Bank has partnered with ZSuite Technologies, a fintech offering digital tools that helps businesses and individuals automate collection of recurring payments and manage security deposits, to increase low-cost, core deposits and leverage digital channels.
Stamford-based fintech startup Tomo Networks has raised $40 million in capital for a digital mortgage and transaction company to improve the homebuying experience.
A Danbury fintech has launched a new service that bundles licensed loan coordinators, point-of-sale technology and fulfillment services to create a complete mortgage operations platform from application to close.