The western world is becoming cashless, but this carries a billion pound cost for merchants. Could open banking be the answer?
LatAm fintechs have a massive advantage over traditional financial companies: a lack of a robust, cost-heavy physical infrastructure that thwarts cross-border expansion.
Andrew Dix is the CEO and Founder of Crowdfund Insider, a website that covers every aspect of fintech; in our...
The Financial Conduct Authority released firm-specific complaint data for the second half of 2019 which showed that challenger banks hold...
With a focus on money education, fintech companies have a renewed sense of purpose in creating greater financial inclusion for all.
After the closing bell yesterday LendingClub reported their earnings for Q4 2018 and the full calendar year; they originated a...
While most banks have some type of financial education strategy, few customers realize it, results of a study by Greenlight reveal.
Alibaba's fintech arm, Ant Financial, is looking to increase their Asian market share before taking on more expansion plans worldwide; while at an event in Thailand to launch a partnership with payment firm Ascend, senior company officials explained the current focus is on 370 million people in Asia without bank accounts; in addition to the Thailand partnership, the company partnered with India's PayTM last year and has secured licenses to operate in Hong Kong; according to Senior Vice President, Douglas Feagin, there were no set plans or venue for a potential initial public offering, though there were benefits to going public. Source
Over five million UK citizens and small businesses are active users of open banking-enabled products with 336 regulated providers. ...
Stripe, a company worth $22.5 billion is working with Amazon and Apple in warning about the impact of new rules...