An image of Sporta's Head of People and Culture, Lauren Wilson-Smith, as she trains for the 2026 Brighton Marathon.

The Power of Sport: How Running, Volunteering and Community Raise Millions for the Causes That Matter

SPORTA's own Lauren Wilson-Smith lined up at the start of the 2026 Brighton Marathon, running for Brainstrust, a charity that supports individuals and families affected by brain tumours and brain cancer. Learn more about her journey and the important role sport plays in raising millions for the causes that matter.

A solo female sailor on a small race boat.

New Partnership Introduces First-of-its-Kind Model To Democratise Olympic Sailing

Financing innovation tackles high up-front costs for Olympic-class sailors through manufacturer‑backed access.

 Golf player Charlotte Evans-Gosling

SPORTA Docuseries Episode 4: Balancing Act Two teenage talents. One shared dream: to rise to the top of world sport.

Episode 4 of SPORTA'S docuseries is now life: a powerful and intimate look at the realities facing two of Britain’s most exciting young athletes as they chase extraordinary futures.

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Sporta Closes Crowdcube Round as Community Backs AI-Native Bank for Sport, Leisure and Wellbeing

Sporta’s leadership emphasises that this raise is about establishing trust and community ownership at a formative point in the company’s journey toward full regulatory approval.

 YouTube thumbnail of Finextra TV's "Predict Series" and Sporta's CEO Andrew Smith.

Specialisation, Social Media & AI: What Banks Should Look Out for in 2026

As part of Finextra's Predict 2026 series, Andrew Smith, CEO & Founder, Sporta provided his thoughts on what will dominate the industry next year, from continuing AI conversations to the growth of the wellbeing industry.