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Goldman Sachs' online retail banking division Marcus has launched an installment loan product, enabling users to break up the payments on big-ticket items into monthly loan repayments.
14 April 2020
Salary Finance, a London-based startup focused on salary-linked savings and loans for employees, has acquired Goldman Sachs-backed rival Neyber, significantly expanding its reach across UK workforces.
11 March 2020
Unqork, a no-code application platform used by big name financial services firms has topped up its Series B funding round with an additional $51 million from, among others, Goldman Sachs.
27 February 2020
US banking giant JPMorgan is to launch a UK digital bank later this year in an attempt to acquire a share of an increasingly crowded market.
24 February 2020
Goldman Sachs is weighing the potential to build an external cloud platform for use by other financial institutions, according to a memo seen by Yahoo Finance.
05 February 2020
Goldman Sachs is in advanced talks with Amazon to finance small business loans on the e-commerce platform, according to a report in the FT.
03 February 2020
Rabo Frontier Ventures (RFV), the strategic investment fund of Rabobank, has contributed to a £7.5 million funding round in online UK mortgage broker Trussle
20 January 2020
Goldman Sachs has finally launched a mobile app for Marcus, the online retail banking brand launched in 2016.
13 January 2020
Goldman Sachs is planning to slow down the growth of its online retail banking brand Marcus in the UK.
02 December 2019
US regulators have opened a probe into the algorithm used to determine the credit worthiness of Apple Card applicants after a man took to Twitter to call it "sexist" for giving him a credit limit 20 times higher than his wife's.
11 November 2019
Immersive Labs, a British cyber skills startup created by a former GHQ staffer, has raised $40m in Series B funding through Summit Partners and existing investor Goldman Sachs.
Deserve, a provider of bespoke white label credit card and loyalty programmes for third party audiences, has raised $50 million in a funding round led by Goldman Sachs.
05 November 2019
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