Open Finance is still a new concept in Colombia. However, the country is catching up with a series of regulatory initiatives.
Facing tighter financing conditions, several financial technology companies in Latin America have accelerated mergers and acquisitions plans.
In a region with high market volatility, some Latin Americans turn to developed economies to invest a part of their savings.
Latin America's neobanks showed growing profits and robust customer acquisition in the quarter, a sign of resilience amid economic troubles.
Brazilian startups are innovative with platforms to enable CO² emission offsets, generating credits to enviro projects to protect the Amazon.
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Pix has led to a dramatic acceleration in financial inclusion, Carlos Brandt, head of Pix at the central bank, said at Fintech Nexus LatAm.
BNPL business models gained momentum in Brazil earlier in the year among financial technology firms catering services to cardless customers.
Venture capital funding to LatAm startups droped 70% to $1.3 billion in the quarter, down from $4.1 billion in the year-ago period.
Argentine neobank Ualá announced it was moving into the segment, partnering with Mexican incumbent ABC Capital.