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Portage has closed Portage Ventures IV at approximately $600 million, giving the global fintech investment platform a substantial new pool of capital to back companies across wealth and asset management, banking, insurance, payments and other areas of financial services.

3 HOUR(s)UPDATED 3 HOUR(s) •TECHNOLOGY Tech & Startup Desk Mustafa Dar (left) and Nabeel Alamgir (right), co-founders of Fin.com. Photo: Fin.com/ Fortune

Perk, a travel and spend management platform, announced it has expanded its fintech product Perk Spend into the US, where the company’s customers already spend over $1 billion a year on work travel and team events.

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Namma Yatri launched Namma Santhe in partnership with Keystones, marking its entry into retail and making it the first ride-hailing company in India to build a shopping platform for the drivers on its own network. Namma Santhe runs through a physical store on the ground floor of the Namma Yatri office in Bengaluru and an…

Neobanks, digital payment providers and wider FinTech players are under constant pressure to move quickly. Missing a market window can mean lost revenue, disappointed investors and a slower path to scale. Regulatory and compliance issues are consistently cited as a leading cause of product launch delays, yet the problem is rarely compliance itself.

Fintech is entering a very different phase with artificial intelligence (AI). Both Intuit (INTU) and Block (XYZ) are expanding beyond their original products, pushing aggressively into AI, and have multiple ways to increase revenue from their existing user bases.

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Global fintech investment rose sharply in the first half of 2026, reaching USD103.1 billion across venture capital, private equity, and mergers and acquisitions, according to KPMG’s latest Pulse of Fintech H1 2026 report. Compared with USD72.2 billion total investment in H2 2025, this increase puts the global fintech market on track to reach its highest…

Grab Holdings (NASDAQ:GRAB), a Southeast Asian super-app, closed at $3.01, down 0.99%. Reports that Grab Holdings is in talks to buy Atome Financial may have pushed shares lower. Trading volume reached 77.9 million shares, coming in about 64% above its three-month average of 46.7 million shares. Grab Holdings IPO’d in 2020 and has fallen 75%…