Tag: Challenger banking

Nigeria’s 10 million potential Islamic banking customers are one of the reasons why Sterling Bank is overhauling its operations to lay the...

Canadian fintech start-up Manzil is maintaining its steady growth momentum with new investments and a new product. Initially looking...

IFN Fintech shines the spotlight on Qardus, a new Islamic fintech start-up aspiring to close the SME financing gap in the UK.

Astana International Financial Center (AIFC) is preparing to issue its first Islamic digital banking license in the coming months to a Qatari financial institution,...

Preparing to usher the Kingdom’s banking sector into the digital era, Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority has issued new regulations for digital banks amid efforts...

Making a bid to attract the Muslim community underserved by both conventional banks and fintech, start-up Niyah has announced the alpha launch of its...

While neighboring UAE, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia are jostling for fintech supremacy in the GCC, unassuming Kuwait is quietly making its move and could...

Several fintech start-ups are eyeing an Islamic digital banking license to operate in one of the most sophisticated Shariah finance jurisdictions in the world,...

Kuala Lumpur-headquartered digital savings platform, HelloGold, has begun approaching international investors for its pre-series B funding round as it continues to expand its international...

A new digital banking start-up is using Germany as its launchpad into the European Islamic banking market. Positioning itself as an Islamic neobank, Inshaa...