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# Financial Services

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Fintech firms have wrestled with e-money applications. Officials say the system runs fine
Investor network Liquidnet has set up in Dublin as a post-Brexit hedge
Dublin's CreditLogic has a 'burning ambition' to fix mortgage applications with data and AI
One of the co-founders of Ethereum is launching a blockchain startup hub in Dublin
Dublin fintech startup Touchtech Payments has been scooped up by Stripe
Dublin's CreditLogic has a 'burning ambition' to fix mortgage applications with data and AI
Dublin's CreditLogic has a 'burning ambition' to fix mortgage applications with data and AI
With Brexit days away (maybe), Google officially moved online payment processing to Ireland
Central Bank writes to firms over concerns on 'fitness and probity' of some senior managers
Meet CreditCruncher, the startup that's taking the law of late payments into its own hands
Ticketing startup Festy is working with a Korean internet giant on new blockchain services
Meet CreditCruncher, the startup that's taking the law of late payments into its own hands
With Brexit (seemingly) days away, UK firm Paysafe secured e-money approval in Ireland
GoFundMe's gradually growing its Dublin base as it shakes up the 'very sleepy' charity sector
Fintech startup Gecko Governance has landed a fresh investment to bulk up operations
UK fintech startup Soldo has secured an Irish e-money licence as a shield against Brexit
Paschal Donohoe says the Central Bank may take action if diversity at banks doesn't improve
For crypto startups seeking 'legitimacy', new anti-money laundering laws are a double-edged sword
For crypto startups seeking 'legitimacy', new anti-money laundering laws are a double-edged sword
In the face of Brexit, Donegal fintech startup Cerebreon remains bullish on the UK
For Colm Lyon's Fire, the UK remains a key market - but young fintech firms might not be so lucky
AIB's mooted bid for Payzone could give the bank fintech cred - without the risks
Irish firm Symphony is trying to claw back €3.6m it lost in a claimed bitcoin fraud
Galway's CorribPoint is helping credit unions avoid money-laundering scandals
Big retailers like Halfords and B&Q fear Brexit will end share schemes for their Irish workers
Big retailers like Halfords and B&Q fear Brexit will end share schemes for their Irish workers
Big retailers like Halfords and B&Q fear Brexit will end share schemes for their Irish workers
The IDA is eyeing up new markets as America's 'long positive cycle' comes to an end
Fenergo has doubled its Dublin workforce as it marches toward a long-awaited IPO
Losses have narrowed at fintech firm TransferMate as it goes all in on its US expansion
Navan fintech firm Prepaid Financial Services sets a date for its IPO
Fintech startup Swoop seals €1m for its 'virtual CFO' concept and eyes up moves abroad
Maynooth's AQMetrics has landed €3m to help financial firms keep up with regulations
After years of losses, a profitable CurrencyFair is ready to take on Asia
Blockchain has a big problem - Irish workers aren't interested
Coinbase brushes off bitcoin's battering after declaring Dublin its Brexit lifeline
Blockchain has a big problem - Irish workers aren't interested
The founders of Voxpro have pumped some cash into Dublin fintech startup Trezeo
Bankless migrants struggle to send cash home. Galway's Pip It wants to change that
Blockchain has a big problem - Irish workers aren't interested