Raisin, a European savings optimizer service that also operates in the US, has announced Raisin Crypto with the new offering first being launched in Germany under the Weltsparen brand. Raisin operates in the US under the SaveBetter brand. The Berlin-based Fintech crypto offering is designed… Read More
Raisin, a Fintech providing a savings marketplace across Europe and elsewhere, has surpassed €25 billion in assets under management (AUM). The Berlin-based financial services firm says its business model is booming during an economically uncertain time as many people have discovered the savings platform products… Read More
PEAC Finance, a new bank, has partnered with Raisin’s German deposits platform WeltSparen to offer a savings marketplace. The Hamburg, Germany-based PEAC (or Pan-European Asset Company) Finance Group was granted a banking license by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority in December of 2020. The… Read More
Digital banking group Penta announced on Thursday it has teamed up with Raisin to introduce overnight and term depots from WeltSparen. Penta reported that the partnership will enable better interest rates on business accounts for its customers, which is now more than 22,000 small… Read More
Germany’s private banking customers who have an account with Bankhaus Hauck & Aufhäuser will now be able to access various third-party deposit products that are being offered through a partnership with Fintech firm Raisin’s German deposits platform (www.WeltSparen.de). According to a release, Hauck & Aufhäuser… Read More
Within the Fintech industry, there is a lot of movement in the banking sector. The conventional wisdom is that old banks are over-burdened with far too many branches that consumers want to avoid and challenged with green screen technology that IT Directors live in fear… Read More
Competition for Robo Advisors Raisin, a Fintech that provides better access to higher interest rates for savers, is expanding the line of its services with a new product that will make investing easier for everyone. First starting on Weltsparen, Raisin’s platform serving Germany, the company… Read More
Raisin, a Fintech that enables consumers to discover higher interest rates for their savings account, has analyzed European savings behavior in honor of Europe Day. More specifically, Raisin reviewed the UK, Spain, and Germany. Regarding Germany, Raisin’s largest market and their home base, the country… Read More
Commerzbank has partnered with Fintech Raisin to provide the first deposit portal for corporate clients in Germany. Raisin, in a release, said that their service has gained in popularity with consumers and now corporate clients are jumping in. Commerzbank is Germany’s largest bank in the… Read More
Pan-European marketplace Raisin continues its trailblazing expansion. Having penetrated new geographies with international and localized services in 2016, the Berlin-headquartered startup is now broadening its offering to address a new customer segment: small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). Starting September 14, businesses can open term deposit… Read More
Pan-European marketplace for savings products, Raisin has become the poster child of Fintech disruption as it managed to convince 75,000 investors to put more than €3 billion into savings accounts held at foreign banks. We spoke with Tamaz Georgadze, co-founder and CEO, who explained to… Read More
Only three and a half years after its launch as WeltSparen in Germany, Raisin, the online marketplace for savings products, counts more than €3 billion in investments done on the platform. Raisin secured €60 million in several financing rounds from investors including Index Ventures, Ribbit Capital and Thrive Capital…. Read More
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