The $1.8 billion Credit Union 1 has selected fintech nCino to provide a unified digital experience across its commercial, consumer and indirect lending businesses.

nCino shares slumped in after hours trading Tuesday (April 1) in the wake of guidance that anticipates slowing growth in the core cloud banking segments and mortgage markets, though a reacceleration is envisioned for fiscal year 2027. Investor materials detailed that looking ahead, in the current fiscal year (2026) first quarter, top-line growth should be [] The post nCino Shares Slump Amid Slowing Growth in Cloud Banking and Mortgage Markets appeared first on PYMNTS.com.

FinTech IPO Index names were mostly in the red this past week, and the companies that did manage to post gains barely made it out of the low single-digit percentages. The majority of the headlines through the last several days were centered on partnerships tied to platforms, including buy now pay later, card issuing and banking initiatives. Insurance solutions firm Huize led the slide, down by nearly 16% through the past five sessions. Huize’s shares plummeted on the heels of its earnings report. The company’s investor materials revealed that gross written premiums facilitated across the company’s platform were the equivalent of $142.9 million in the fourth quarter of 2024, a decrease of 16.2% year over year. Renewal premiums accounted for 46.5% of total written premiums a decrease of 41.3% from the year ago period