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- · Fintech for Business
Unity Trust Bank deposits top £2bn as pre-tax profit falls
Unity Trust Bank's customer deposits passed £2bn and new lending rose 7% to £155.7m in the first half of 2026, but pre-tax profit fell to £22.8m from £28.6m, with no public breakdown of the cause.
- · Lending
JammJar adds AI document checks for UK mortgage advisers
JammJar's updated platform turns client calls and bank statements into proposed case-file entries; the company says advisers review each change, though its own materials conflict on whether approval is required in every workflow.
- · Digital Banks
Revolut weighs joint London and Nasdaq stock market listing
Revolut chief executive Nik Storonsky has said the company is considering listing in both London and New York, while still favouring the US. No IPO decision, timetable or terms have been announced.
- · Wealth and investing technology
Quartz's AI finance app and the line with regulated advice
Quartz has launched a UK app that pairs account aggregation with an AI assistant, Charlie, after a £2.75m raise. Its FCA registration covers account information, not investment advice.
- · Payments
UK Payments Delivery Company opens equity raise for new rails
The UK Payments Delivery Company has opened an equity raise for next-generation retail payments infrastructure. About £50m is reported, but the official notice gives no amount, and key governance terms are undisclosed.
- · Open Banking
FCA puts open finance at the centre of SME lending reform
The FCA found its own rules are not a major barrier to small-business finance. It is now prioritising open finance and digital verification to tackle repeated paperwork, which falls hardest on microbusinesses.
- · Fintech for Business
Ramp launches in the UK with cards, expenses and bill pay
Ramp went live for UK businesses on 15 September 2026 with corporate cards, expense management, bill payments and accounting sync, following its March acquisition of Billhop.
- · Fintech News
FNZ begins CEO search as Blythe Masters exits the role
FNZ has begun searching for a permanent group chief executive after Blythe Masters's exit, with Stephen Welch taking interim charge of the group. FNZ describes the UK as its largest market.