Rauva in the news

Rauva's acquisition of Banco Empresas Montepio is delayed over two years due to regulatory concerns about its non-European shareholders and incomplete responses to Banco de Portugal.

Rauva appointed a new CEO with banking experience as it moves to acquire Banco Empresas Montepio's banking license, marking its transition from fintech startup to licensed bank.

Rauva fintech appoints an experienced banking CEO as it moves to acquire Banco Empresas Montepio's banking license for expansion.

Nuno Zigue, former Santander Consumer Finance CEO, is now leading Rauva to expand and strengthen its fintech business financing services in Portugal.

Rauva appointed Nuno Zigue as CEO to lead its transition from fintech startup to licensed bank amid its pending acquisition of Banco Montepio Empresas.

Nuno Zigue, ex-CEO of Santander Consumer Finance Portugal, is the new CEO of Rauva, focusing on strategic growth and market expansion.

Entrepreneurs face loneliness during business consolidation, and Rauva recommends five practical strategies to mitigate this, including peer groups, digital communities, and professional support.

Rauva aims to hire 500 professionals across Europe by 2026, focusing on senior engineers and product teams to grow its financial management platform.

Banco Montepio agreed to sell its Banco de Empresas Montepio unit to Rauva for about 35 million euros in 2023, but the sale remains pending regulatory approval nearly two years later.

Rauva plans to hire 500 professionals across Europe by 2026 to expand its integrated financial platform for SMEs.

Rauva advises entrepreneurs on overcoming isolation in business management by engaging in peer groups, social activities, and mentorship to boost enthusiasm and leadership.

Rauva aims to hire 500 professionals across Europe by 2026, focusing on senior engineers and product teams to grow its financial management platform.

Rauva is expanding rapidly, aiming to hire 500 employees across Europe by 2026 to grow its integrated financial management platform for SMEs.

Rauva aims to hire 500 professionals by 2026 to expand its fintech platform and support entrepreneurs by reducing bureaucracy.

Rauva plans to expand its European team by 500 hires by 2026 to develop its integrated financial platform for SMEs.

Rauva, a Lisbon-based fintech, plans to hire 500 staff by 2026 to grow its SME financial management platform and is acquiring Banco Montepio Empresas.

Rauva aims to expand its European team by 500 hires by 2026, focusing on engineering and product roles to scale its fintech platform for SMEs.

Rauva, a Portuguese fintech platform for SMEs, plans to hire 500 employees across Europe by 2026 to expand its integrated financial management services.

Rauva plans to hire 500 professionals by 2026 to expand its integrated financial platform for SMEs across Europe, focusing on product development and user experience.