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“When I launched Bankable no one knew what FinTech stood for”

Bankable logoOur CEO Eric Mouilleron in a talk with Payment and Cards magazine about the journey of Bankable. From the start, with Eric attending a Mastercard conference in 2007 realising that the payment industry was a growing market and filled with opportunities. When the regulations changed in November 2009, Bankable was launched. Today, 7 years later, we’re in the middle of our exponential growth in a booming industry that is disrupting the financial industry with innovation.
Read Eric’s story on page 19 in the latest issue of PCM.

Bankable And Moneyou: Friendly Fintechs Challenging The Status Quo

European retail online bank Moneyou has announced today that it will be diversifying its portfolio to leverage Level 39 payments service provider Bankable’s multi-wallet and multi-card technology to target millennials in the Netherlands and in Germany. Moneyou understands the changing needs of the customer in a unique way and is continuously improving their products and services to meet these needs. Branded the friendliest fintech to incumbents, Bankable is renowned for its rapid implementation and in turn, the ability to generate revenue at a faster rate.

To read the full article, click here.

ABN Amro turns to Bankable platform for digital unit Moneyou

Bankable’s Banking as a Service platform powers Moneyou BV, the fully digital consumer subsidiary of ABN Amro. The service is now opened to selected customers in the Netherlands.

Moneyou is a financial service provider launched by ABN AMRO under a separate brand in 2001 and active in 4 countries in the EU. Moneyou provides savings accounts to more than half a million customers and is now diversifying its offering by leveraging Bankable’s latest generation multi-wallet and multi-card technology to launch a full product portfolio targeted at millennials in the Netherlands and in Germany.

For the full article, click here.

Bankable va fournir à Moneyou, filiale digitale d’ABN Amro, un service de comptes courants

Les Echos, France’s leading financial news paper, highlights Bankable’s Banking as a Service platform powering of ABN AMRO Bank’s fully-digital consumer subsidiary, Moneyou.

“Encore balbutiante en Europe, la distribution de briques de services bancaires par des jeunes pousses de la finance passe un cap. Ce ne sont plus seulement d’autres fintech désireuses de croquer des parts de marché plus rapidement qui se montrent intéressées : les banques européennes, elles-mêmes, signent désormais aussi des partenariats avec ces nouveaux spécialistes de la « banque Lego ». Moneyou, filiale d’ABN Amro spécialisé dans l’épargne, va ainsi annoncer ce mardi la signature d’une alliance avec Bankable. Cette jeune pousse britannique a vocation à fournir un compte courant aux 500.000 clients détenteurs d’un produit d’épargne chez Moneyou aux Pays-Bas, en Allemagne, en Belgique et en Autriche. « Avec ce partenariat, nous n’accédons pas seulement à un produit de banque au quotidien centré sur le paiement. Nous allons bénéficier d’une plate-forme bancaire très agile, qui va nous permettre de construire avec Bankable des services adaptés aux nouveaux besoins de nos clients », se félicite Liesbeth Rigter, directrice générale de Moneyou.”

Ninon Renaud

For the full article in French, click here.

Bankable partners with Starling Bank to provide UK Agency Banking access to its clients

Money 2020, Copenhagen, June 28, 2017 –

Bankable signed a direct strategic partnership with Starling Bank, one of the UK’s leading challenger banks, to provide real-time Faster Payments.

Bankable will integrate its Banking as a Service platform with Starling’s state of the art API set.

Bankable’s proprietary API based Banking as a Service platform provides turnkey payment solutions with account / card issuance and management, transaction processing, as well as compliance and ancillary services. The partnership will allow clients to send and receive Faster Payments all in real-time through Starlings API.

The Bankable-Starling Bank partnership complements Bankable’s existing relationship with Arkea Business Service providing access to Step 2 and Target 2 Euro clearing systems. This partnership will provide a turnkey solution for ambitious cross-border Challenger Bank initiatives originated by Incumbents or FinTechs. Our clients will be able to focus on their brand, distribution and client acquisition instead of reinventing the “infrastructure wheel”, in turn translating to accelerated time to market.

Bankable has successfully delivered projects for demanding Tier-1 banks and FinTechs for the last six years. Bankable’s speedy implementation approach enables clients to generate revenues faster, increasing their valuation and attractiveness.

By promoting pilot-based-experimentation, Bankable allows its customers to quickly launch, test and validate a new service before moving towards a seamless deployment.

Julian Sawyer, Starling Bank COO, commented: “We are very excited to partner with Bankable. This partnership will allow their customers to access the Faster Payments infrastructure and to complete payments all in real-time. Bankable have a strong presence within the European banking market with their innovative payment solutions enabling a complete Banking as a Service model. We believe this partnership will continue to improve the experience for customers and continue to drive innovation within the financial ecosystem”.

Eric Mouilleron, Bankable’s CEO and founder commented: “We have followed Starling Bank since their inception. We decided to partner with Starling Bank immediately after they became the 13th UK Faster Payment member in January 2017. Starling Bank is different from other Challenger Banks as they started by building a strong back end and are led by former bankers who have contributed to different banking innovation waves over the last 30 years along a strong diverse team. We are excited to partner with a technology focused and client centric Bank who delivers real-time access to payment schemes, as opposed to the file-based systems made available by Incumbent Banks.”

About Starling Bank

Starling Bank Limited was founded in 2014 and granted its licence in July 2016 by the UK’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Starling Bank is a mobile only bank offering current accounts within the UK. Starling Payment Services is a new division within Starling Bank, focused on providing payment solutions to organisations. The division is run by Julian Sawyer, Starling Bank’s Chief Operating Officer. Starling Bank offers connectivity to all the main payment schemes within the UK, which include Faster Payments, BACS and Master Card Issuance.

Website: https://www.starlingbank.com/paymentservices/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/11118750/

About Bankable

London based Bankable is an enabler of innovative, global payment solutions providing “Banking as a Service”. Our core account and card management platform is available in white-label or via APIs enabling any regulated or non-regulated organisation to quickly deploy payment solutions – including light banking solutions, payment account & e-wallet services, virtual & plastic card programmes, as well as virtual ledgers and reconciliation solutions. Our client base includes both regulated financial institutions (Banks, Electronic Money Issuers, Payment Institutions, Insurance companies…) and non-regulated global corporates and FinTechs who use our platform to streamline their payments processes and generate new revenue opportunities.

More info on www.bnkbl.com
@wearebankable

For more information, please contact:
BANKABLE: hello@bnkbl.com

Bankable partners with Arkea Banking Services to power Agency Banking

May 17, 2017 – Paris – Bankable signed a direct strategic partnership with Arkea Banking Services, a European white-label banking pioneer, to power Agency Banking solutions as an additional layer to the Bankable product portfolio. Arkéa Banking Services will provide Bankable’s API banking Platform as a Service access to Euro payment rails – for both retail payments and real-time large-value payments.

Arkéa Banking Services, owned by France-based Credit Mutuel Arkea, will provide its principal member access solution to Bankable – empowering Bankable’s clients with access to Step 2 and Target 2 Euro clearing systems along with the ability to deploy local IBANs* on their own BIC (sort code) in most European countries.

Bankable’s proprietary API based Banking as a Service platform provides turnkey solutions for Challenger Banks with account/card issuance and management, transaction processing, as well as compliance and ancillary services.

The Bankable-Arkéa Banking Services partnership empowers Challenger Bank initiatives originated by Incumbents or FinTechs to focus on their brand, distribution and client acquisition instead of reinventing the “infrastructure wheel”, in turn translating to accelerated time to market.

Bankable has successfully delivered projects for demanding Tier-1 banks and FinTechs for the last six years. Bankable’s speedy implementation approach enables clients to generate revenues faster, increasing their valuation and attractiveness.

By promoting pilot-based-experimentation, Bankable allows its customers to quickly launch, test and validate a new service before moving towards a seamless deployment.

Christophe Bitner, President of the Executive Board of Arkea Banking Services, commented: “We are very excited to partner with Bankable. As a pioneer in white-label banking services, we are thrilled to onboard new FinTech and Incumbents via Bankable. This strategic partnership also fuels our white-label cross-border development strategy in Europe.”

Eric Mouilleron, Bankable’s CEO and founder commented: “We met Ronan Le Moal the CEO of Crédit Mutuel Arkea and his team in 2010, the year Arkea Banking Services was launched. Over the years, we have fostered mutual respect between our two organisations as we both provide white-label infrastructure solutions. Arkea Banking Services connects our API banking platform to Euro payment rails both for retail payments (SEPA credit transfers and direct debits via STEP2) and real time large-value payments (via TARGET 2) engines. As a team, we are now changing speed to welcome and serve the most ambitious FinTech or Incumbents to leverage both Bankable and Arkea Banking Services platforms.”

* The IBAN (International Bank Account Number) is a unique number that identifies a bank account regardless of the bank or country in which this account is held. This standard effectively facilitates cross-border transfers.


About Arkea Banking Services

A subsidiary of the Credit Mutuel Arkéa co-operative banking group, Arkéa Banking Services provides tailored solutions for financial institutions in France and Europe.

Founded in 2010, Arkéa Banking Services is a pioneer in white-label banking services and has become a benchmark player for outsourcing IT systems and banking processes. In today’s environment of financial institutions’ transformation, Arkéa Banking Services draws on the unique adaptability of its approach to underpin the transformation of its clients.

Arkéa Banking Services’ customers include payment institutions (such as Brink’s, Compte Nickel), Allianz Banque for its core banking service, RCI Banque for its Zesto savings account, PSA Banque for its Distingo passbook savings account, and La Banque Postale Crédit Entreprise for the back office processing of medium- and long-term credit for businesses.

For further information, see www.arkea-banking-services.com
@ArkeaBS

About Crédit Mutuel Arkéa
The Crédit Mutuel Arkéa Group encompasses the Crédit Mutuel federations of Brittany and the South-Western and Massif Central regions of France, as well as around twenty specialized subsidiaries (Fortuneo, Monext, Arkéa Banque Entreprises et Institutionnels, Financo, Federal Finance, Suravenir, etc.). With nearly 9,000 employees, 3,500 administrators, 3.9 million shareholders and customers in banking and insurance, Crédit Mutuel Arkéa ranks among the leading financial institutions headquartered regionally.

For further information, see www.arkea.com
@cmarkea


About Bankable

Bankable is an enabler of innovative, global payment solutions providing “Banking as a Service”. Our core account and card management platform is available in white-label or via APIs enabling any regulated or non-regulated organisation to quickly deploy payment solutions – including light banking solutions, payment account & e-wallet services, virtual & plastic card programmes, as well as virtual ledgers and reconciliation solutions. Our client base includes both regulated financial institutions (Banks, Electronic Money Issuers, Payment Institutions, Insurance companies…) and non-regulated global corporates and FinTechs who use our platform to streamline their payments processes and generate new revenue opportunities.

More info on www.bnkbl.com
@wearebankable

For more information, please contact:
CREDIT MUTUEL ARKEA: Florence Eckenschwiller – florence.eckenschwiller@arkea.com (02 98 00 91 01)
BANKABLE: Rashee Pandey, Marketing and Communications Manager – E: rp@bnkbl.com

Bankable attends EU Commission Vice President’s Roundtable

On February 10, a roundtable discussing how the EU is accelerating its Capital Market Union project was held at Bloomberg’s offices in London, where our Founder and CEO Eric Mouilleron was also invited. The roundtable was led by Valdis Dombrovskis, Vice-President for the Euro and Social Dialogue (also in charge of Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union) at the European Commission.

The purpose of the roundtable was for FinTech firms to have an informal conversation with the Vice-President Dombrovskis and his team, and to provide an overview of their sub-sectors and businesses, the challenges, and how the EU could better facilitate the growth of FinTech and foster innovation in financial services.

During the roundtable, Vice-President Dombrovskis commented on the next steps in the EU regulatory agenda to maintain stability in the financial services sector while supporting the key role it has to play at the heart of any modern economy. He also set out the state of play on international regulatory initiatives.