Colorado passed a law this week that could have a dramatic effect on the ability of fintech lenders to do business in the state.
Financial services companies must reckon with a consumer base that is hurting and anxious about what’s coming next and ask: How do we transition from temporary relief to a more permanent financial recovery?
By creating trends and building future-ready solutions, fintech companies try to satisfy global regulatory requirements and meet customer demands.
To help manage rising charge-offs, fintech lenders will lean more heavily on commercial debt sales as the year progresses.
Banks working with fintech partners need to double down on risk and compliance quickly - starting with a comprehensive risk assessment.
[Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Ryan Metcalf, Head of Public Policy & Social Impact at Funding Circle.] The Paycheck...
Over $70 trillion in wealth transfer is in motion, underscoring the need for institutions to invest in serving the needs of younger consumers.
As Gen Z grows into a robust consumer base, we need to consider factors influencing them and adjust strategies to attract and retain them.
While many "green" fintech startups like Aspiration or Sugi appear on the market, their infrastructure can stay environmentally harmful.
Last week fintech startup Spring Labs announced they are developing the Spring Protocol, a blockchain-based anti-fraud and ID verification system,...