European digital money transfer firm Azimo today announced it has secured a licence from the Dutch Central Bank (De Nederlandsche Bank) to operate its services in the Netherlands. The approval follows ...

Azimo boasts a lot of appeal for small businesses that need to transfer money quickly and efficiently, while the wider affordability of its services make it a good option for anyone. Why you can trust ...

Azimo, the U.K. money transfer startup backed by Rakuten, is rolling out a neat new feature that makes it a lot easier to send money through the app and should add additional network effects to help ...

Azimo, the U.K.-headquartered money transfer service backed by Japan’s Rakuten Capital, amongst others, is seeing a change at the top: founder Michael Kent is stepping sideways to become “executive ...

Azimo announced this week that it had reached profitability in Q2 2019 after successful expansion to Africa and south-east Asia, resulting in the volume of transfers enabled by the money transfer ...

Entrepreneurs are busy disrupting the financial space by undercutting traditional money exchange methods - saving entrepreneurs, businesses and consumers working across currencies billions in the ...

Expatriates in Europe, North America, and Asia received good news today with the announcement that Azimo, the low-cost international money transfer startup, raised a $10 million first round of funding ...

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UK fintech startups such as TransferWise and Azimo are setting up new European headquarters outside of Britain; Expansion is driven by fears of losing out under Brexit deal and represents lost growth ...

UK-based fintech Azimo has brought in 20 million euros ($22 million) from the European Investment Bank (EIB) as part of a venture debt facility. The EIB approached Azimo about the money which was ...