Posts Tagged ‘Tide’
Tide teams up with Admiral Business to launch embedded insurance for SMBs
Tide Insurance will be embedded into Tide’s business management platform.
Read MoreTide secures strategic investment from leading global investor TPG
Tide has secured a strategic investment from TPG, boosting its valuation to $1.5bn. The funding will fuel Tide’s global expansion, accelerate product innovation and drive forward its investment into agentic AI.
Read MoreTide teams up with Adyen to launch business accounts in Germany
Oliver Prill, chief executive officer of Tide, called Germany the “first stop” on its expansion across Europe.
Read MoreClearBank readies for Europe launch as it reaches full-year profitability
The real-time clearing and embedded banking provider reported pre-tax profits of £18.4 million for 2023 and is gearing up for international expansion.
Read MoreTide takes ‘first step’ into Europe as part of expansion plans
The UK-based business finance platform has revealed its plans to enter the German market.
Read MoreMonzo comes out on top in CMA’s banking satisfaction ranking
Personal and small business current account holders were asked how likely they would be to recommend their provider to a friend, relative or other business.
Read MoreTide introduces accrual-based accounting to ‘Tide Accounting’ tool
Powered by Sage, Tide Accounting enables UK small businesses to “do their business banking, bookkeeping and accounting in one seamless experience”.
Read MoreCRIF Live Panel Debate: Open Banking data is ‘powerful tool’ in lending to SMEs and consumers
Speakers from CRIF, HSBC, Tide and Beacon discussed Open Banking use cases and data quality during an Open Banking Expo virtual panel debate, in association with CRIF.
Read MoreTide pledges to help 200,000 women start businesses by 2027
Tide’s own research found that 53% of women in the UK find it challenging to start their own business.
Read MoreTide calls for UK anti-fraud tax to fund fight against scammers
The fintech platform has proposed that the tax would apply to PSPs, as well as social media and telecoms companies.
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