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In anticipation of European Union licensing regulation, Latvian central bank (Latvijas Banka) is inviting companies seeking a crypto-asset service provider license in Latvia for pre-licensing consultations. Latvian central bank will begin accepting applications and issuing…
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Tuum, a London and Tallinn based core banking provider, announced that Citi Ventures, a venture capital arm of…
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CapitalBox, the Stockholm based alternative financing specialist for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), announced its acquisition of Copenhagen-based…
Leading financial institutions, Fintech companies, and Latvian and European financial industry associations opens application opportunities for the international…
Latvia is home to a dynamic fintech industry that’s witnessing remarkable growth in the blockchain and digital lending…
Temenos announced that Šiaulių Bankas, the largest independently-owned bank in Lithuania with over €4 billion in assets, has…
Noda, a leader in instant transaction facilitation, proudly announces its market expansion alongside Wargaming into the Baltic region,…
In 2023, Lithuania fintech startups secured a mere EUR 7.2 million in venture capital (VC) funding, a figure…