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SMEs have been buffeted by the winds of COVID-19 and heightened inflation, and now comes the storm of political instability.
Fintech infrastructure is still hot. As earnings season wraps up, we heard from nCino yesterday as they reported on their fiscal first quarter, which ended on April 30.
It has finally happened. More than a decade after receiving the first spot bitcoin ETF application the SEC gave its approval yesterday.
While this was widely expected, it wasn't a slam dunk as demonstrated by the tight vote: 3-2 in favor with SEC Chair Gary Gensler providing the deciding vote.
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With 2.6 million people and the highest remittances in Africa, Nigeria is currently the 7th most populous country in the world.
Rohit Chopra took to the stage to discuss imminent rules that could spark a competitive open banking revolution.
The Israel-Palestine conflict rages on, and for many fintech workers in Tel Aviv, life has had to continue through the chaos.
A week on from Silicon Valley Bank's fall, Fintech Nexus hosted a webinar to discuss what happened and what's next for the institution.
A year after launching in Colombia, Argentine neobank Ualá reached 200,000 customers in the country, its CEO Natalia Ríos told Fintech Nexus.
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