Competition Time: The Future of Finance Challenge
Interested in revolutionising the finance industry with your fintech idea – Apply for ‘The Future of Finance Challenge’.
Venturespring, the international venture development studio, joins together with IBM, NatWest, Level39 Innovate Finance and Tech.London to launch ‘The Future of Finance Challenge‘.
The competition is opened to both early and growth stage startups and they are invited to propose innovative new tech solutions, built on IBM Bluemix™, to solve issues affecting the finance industry.
Prizes up for grab are:
£750,000 of investment;
£2,000 of business acceleration support;
Worldwide exposure for your startup.
Deadline for applying is 8th January 2017 – Apply HERE.
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