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Currensea Secures Dutch Licence for Major European Expansion

thefintechtimes.com · 4mo ago

Operating out of the Netherlands—one of the EU's leading fintech hubs—Currensea aims to launch its co-branded multi-bank debit cards across all...

Currensea now licensed payments institution in Europe

www.fintechfutures.com · 4mo ago

Currensea granted European payments institution licence. Currensea has hired former Rabobank executive Leon Muis to lead expansion efforts...

Currensea appoints ex-Ecospend executives to boost Open Banking growth

fintech.global · 9mo ago

Currensea, a UK-headquartered payments technology company specialising in co-branded debit cards and travel spending solutions,...

Currensea names Enrique Garland as new COO

www.fintechfutures.com · 9mo ago

Currensea names Enrique Garland as new COO. Currensea plans to draw on Garland's expertise in the UK and European rewards space, gained through his experience...

Currensea appoints former Amex & Wise executive as COO

businesscloud.co.uk · 9mo ago

FinTechAppointments. FinTech Currensea has appointed a former executive at Amex and Wise as COO. Enrique Garland will join the London...

Loyalty programmes have become one of the most important commercial levers for global brands like airlines and hotel groups. The future of loyalty in Europe lies in multi-bank co-branded debit rewards cards, built for how people actually spend. The dominant US model of co-branded credit cards doesn't translate well to Europe, where interchange caps and debit-first spending habits change the economics. And with AI agents starting to handle bookings and compare points across brands, loyalty schemes built on habit and intermediary points are becoming increasingly exposed. Our new whitepaper, The Reinvention of Loyalty, explores why loyalty is becoming more commercially important than ever, why the US co-branded credit model can't simply be copied into Europe, the impact of agentic AI, and why multi-bank co-branded debit cards are built for the future. Full report linked below: https://lnkd.in/dgPeF4dM

Last month, our CEO and Co-founder James Lynn joined FT Live’s panel webinar,  ‘How open finance is changing financial services’, to discuss how organisations can harness open finance to drive growth, derive new value from data and deliver more seamless, customer-first experiences. During the session, James shared how Currensea has used open banking infrastructure to develop its market-leading multi-bank debit cards and reinvent the co-brand loyalty card model. He also reflected on where secure data-sharing technology can go from here, and which sectors are most primed for an open finance revolution. The conversation brought together perspectives from across the open finance ecosystem, with James joined by Panagiotis Kriaris, Christopher Sweetland, and Jess Turner. Many thanks to Martin Arnold for his expert moderation, and to Chanice Henry for opening the session. Watch the full webinar here until 19th June:  https://lnkd.in/e_tgWTPB

We are honoured to share a special message from Ceri Morgan CBE, His Majesty’s Trade Commissioner for Europe, regarding Currensea’s official launch into the Netherlands. Securing a licence to operate in the Netherlands is the natural next step in our mission to redefine everyday loyalty. By establishing our hub in the Netherlands, one of the world’s leading fintech ecosystems, we are creating a robust foundation to scale our award-winning technology across the continent. Hear from Ceri Morgan CBE, James Lynn, and Leon Muis in the slides below. 👇 #Currensea #EuropeanExpansion #Fintech #OpenBanking Department for Business and Trade Open Banking De Nederlandsche Bank

Currensea is expanding into Europe after securing Dutch regulatory approval! We are thrilled to announce that Currensea has secured regulatory approval from De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) to operate in the Netherlands and beyond! This move allows us to scale our co-branded partnerships with airlines, hotel groups, and blue-chip brands across European markets. The next chapter of Currensea starts today. Our European operations are officially live with our leadership team led by Leon Muis (CEO, Currensea Europe B.V.), Simone Aurighi (Chief Compliance & Risk Officer), and Maurice Jongmans (Chair of the Supervisory Board) already moving at pace to redefine everyday loyalty across the continent. From our hub in the Netherlands, we are ready to accelerate our mission: making international spending simpler, smarter, and more rewarding for every major European market. The future of European payments is open, integrated, and rewarding. #Currensea #EuropeanExpansion #Fintech #OpenBanking Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eNkW7UGs

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