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ATOM BANK PARTNERS WITH DEPOSIT SOLUTIONS TO ACCESS RETAIL SAVINGS MARKET IN GERMANY

ATOM BANK PARTNERS WITH DEPOSIT SOLUTIONS TO ACCESS RETAIL SAVINGS MARKET IN GERMANY

Atom bank has today announced that it has been granted permission to offer retail deposits in Germany. Atom will be launching Fixed Savings products to German savers from 4th September, via a partnership with Deposit Solutions.

In an exciting move, Atom bank will now diversify its funding options into the German market. Atom has seen significant growth since its launch to the public in April 2016 and through this important partnership with Deposit Solutions, customers in Germany will now be able to take advantage of Atom’s competitive rates across a range of fixed term products. Atom bank will thus be able to gather deposit funding from Europe’s largest savings market onto its balance sheet, without having to set up additional retail infrastructure in Germany.

Founded in 2011, Deposit Solutions offer an Open Banking platform for instant-access and fixed-term savings, allowing customers to have greater control over their money. The platform connects more than 30 banks from 15 countries across Europe, among them established institutions such as Deutsche Bank and FFB, the German subsidiary of Fidelity.

Mark Mullen, CEO, Atom bank says, “Responsible and sustainable growth always has been and always will be a priority for Atom. Access to the German market has been carefully considered in order to give us an additional stream to increase deposits to aid our next stage of growth. We remain committed to building a low-cost business model and offering customers simple, transparent and innovative products and services to help them manage their finances with ease.

Mullen continues, “Deposit Solutions provide an innovative service and a quality, easy to use customer experience. At Atom, we are all about redefining what a bank should be and ensuring the customer is at the heart of everything we do, therefore this partnership is a natural fit.”

Dr. Tim Sievers, CEO of Deposit Solutions, said: “This partnership brings together one of the best recognised UK challenger banks with one of Europe’s fastest growing Fintech firms. Both Deposit Solutions and Atom Bank have close brand synergies and are innovators seeking to utilise technology to open up the banking sector, increase value and improve the customer experience.”

Mark Mullen was recently appointed Challenger Bank representative to the Open Banking Implementation Entity set up by the UK Competition & Markets Authority.

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