Mexican Konfio upsized its borrowing line with Goldman Sachs and Gramercy as it seeks to increase SME lending in the region.
Over the weekend regulators raced to find a resolution for the waves made by SVB's demise. Failure of the financial system may be adverted.
Account to Account payments, or A2A, are gradually making inroads in Latin America. Credit cards dominate the market, but that could change.
These funds should allow Blipay to expand its credit line in the payroll anticipation sector — where it seeks to become a relevant player.
It was one of the most tumultuous weekends in the history of fintech, as federal regulators and government agencies took swift action to stop the bleeding after Silicon Valley Bank suddenly collapsed.
The week has ended in a bank run caused by the SVB's "classic balance sheet restructuring" actions. Some are asking, "who is next?"
Two key takeaways from a state of banking report should further encourage fintechs and small businesses about future opportunities for growth.
In two years, Spin has quickly carved out a place of itself as one of the most relevant fintech players in Mexico.
Kueski, a BNPL fintech in Mexico, broke its loan disbursement record this month as it hit 10 million loans and $1.6 billion in transactions.
A casualty of FTX's "ripples" or another cog in a crypto's poorly regulated CeFi machine that is casting a shadow on the industry?