The regulations shaping back-office fintech
/From filing requirements to international sanctions, regulations shape these fintechs’ structure and scope, and can determine what geographies they spread to over time.
Read MoreFrom filing requirements to international sanctions, regulations shape these fintechs’ structure and scope, and can determine what geographies they spread to over time.
Read MoreAccording to Michel Léger, EVP of Global Solution Development at Ingenico, the biometric-focused program is an opportunity to turn payments processes in retail settings into a seamless experience that can generate stickiness with consumers.
Read MoreEyal Moldovan, 40Seas’s CEO and Co-Founder, said that the payment terms and frameworks governing the B2B space are the same ones he saw his father navigating as a clothes importer thirty years ago.
Read MoreAdwait Joshi, DataSeers’s Founder & CEO, started the company after years working in consulting, and realizing that he could only scale his solutions through software. “Everything I was doing as a consultant I am trying to do as a software,” he said.
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Read MoreAccording to Ian Drysdale, One Inc’s CEO, insurance carriers sense that digital processes are both more efficient as well as inevitable.
Read MoreAccording to Marcus New, InvestX’s Founder and CEO, InvestX was founded because of a burgeoning private market, which compelled venture-backed private companies to stay private longer than they did previously.
Read MoreAccording to Rashid Galadanci, Driver’s CEO and Co-Founder, the company fills a needed niche between competing forces. On the one hand are insurance companies, which have invested heavily in telematics as a way to mitigate risks, reduce costs, and gather data on consumers.
Read MoreAccording to Robert Michlewicz, CEO of Visual Lease, proprietary survey data suggests 99% of senior finance and accounting professionals at sampled private companies fear misreporting company lease information.
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Propel CEO and Founder Jimmy Chen explains Propel’s original mission, delineates its expanded scope, and highlights the role of trust in its growing success.
Read MoreAlto’s mission is to unlock access to alternatives for all. The purpose is to improve the lives of millions—hopefully tens of millions—of people by providing a path to financial self-sustainability and independence.
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, FairPlay AI Founder and CEO Kareem Saleh outlines the company’s mission, describes the potential for “fairness through awareness,” and details the social and financial benefits of fairer lending.
Read MoreTo Christina Keitt-Chaney, Head of Sales and Relationship Management at MoCaFi, the banking startup is a necessary and intentional corrective helping marginalized and underbanked communities build wealth and financial health.
Read MoreAccording to Hemant Shah, Archipelago’s CEO and Co-Founder, the need for commercial property risk-management solutions is threefold.
Read MoreDespite its promise, if not its necessity, the green fintech space is still just a fraction of the larger banking and financial ecosystem. This partially stems from the need to innovate and market an entirely new kind of finance, but it’s also the result of government inaction—and, sometimes, deliberate sabotage.
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