For fintech, life after disruption is a question of identity
What does it take for a disruptor-leader to keep growing in a world where dominance is never guaranteed?
What does it take for a disruptor-leader to keep growing in a world where dominance is never guaranteed?
Good news for US fintech companies.
Just in case things don’t go to plan after 29 March 2019.
Policy payments on the spot.
Receipt and business card digitisation firm unboxes some major news.
Swiss firm bested more than 230 rivals to win the challenge.
“Sentiment is more than just a mirror on the market.”
Every incremental triumph you celebrate in the office, is a moment of weirdness for the client.
Its MVNO is now an autonomous commercial enterprise.
The currency shows promising use as an IoT platform.
Agile and DevOps is a state of mind, an attitude towards working that transcends the technology of both then and now.
US-based self-regulatory organisation fires up for better digital exchanges.
You Invest undercuts most digital trading competition.
Boston-based BV Investment Partners invests in Texan firm.
Yeah, we get it, you can customise it.
Blockchain-based and coming in September.
Israeli trading expands with better network.
Adopting AI is a way for banks to create much more engaging experiences and solve a number of customer problems.
Bank of England chief economist warns against job displacements.
TransFICC has also joined Citi’s Innovation Lab in London.
UK-based TotalCrypto explains Bitcoin trading volume by country.
Round led by Augmentum… which is everywhere today.
As happy as a clam at high Tide.
All in good time for the first day of Eid.
Indian fintech is a top five market globally by value of capital funding and investments.
UK insurance broker demonstrates versatility and visibility.
“Fintech start-ups are slowly but surely starting to surface in Cambodia.”
Anonymity and privacy. Even when it comes to financial details.
Series A funding round led by Tribe Capital and Social Capital.
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We need to find new and innovative ways of solving big social issues.
Company offers prize-linked savings service and mobile app.
This marks Fosun’s second investment in Israel.
No pain in Spain for data science and credit scoring firm.
Round led by private equity firm Vitruvian Partners.
New Zealand Department of Internal Affairs shows an interest.
The most heartbreaking thing is our institutional inability to learn from what we learn.
No explanation as to how or why from the South African bank.
Intapp also targeting capital markets sector.
“Everyone else is getting funding. So why not me.”