In a conversation with The Financial Revolutionist, Social Leverage General Partner Matt Ober shares his perspective on SVB and Signature Bank’s recent collapse, describes the implications of this crisis for startup banking, and offers ideas for how to move forward.
Read MoreSarah Lamont is an Associate at F-Prime Capital, where she focuses on early-stage investments in fintech.
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Team8 Partner Liran Amrany describes Team 8’s mission, makes the case for VCs building—rather than just giving money to—promising startups, and outlines the operational steps that make this investment strategy a success.
Read MoreA confluence of regulatory variables affect the quality and quantity of capital available for fintechs in 2023.
Read MoreAccording to Jessica Zall, Chief Marketing Officer at Percent, the startup is unique from other private-credit and fundraising platforms by bringing all three market participants together—underwriters, borrowers, and investors—and not just a subset thereof.
Read MoreAccording to Rex Salisbury, Founder and General Partner at Cambrian, capital and labor conditions make it a particularly promising time to invest in early-stage fintech startups.
Read MoreSharon Carothers leads the SensisHealth practice after two decades of consulting and leadership positions at The Lewin Group, American Legacy Foundation (now Truth Initiative), and Booz Allen Hamilton.
Read MoreAccording to Shawn Ellis, Managing Partner at Distributed Ventures, the marriage of fintech and healthcare can fundamentally alter how the medical sector operates and how patients navigate the healthcare space.
Read MoreWhen money and medicine intertwine, compliance becomes notably complicated and demanding. But there are opportunities for fintechs where these regulatory obligations meet.
Read MoreHealthcare-focused fintechs can’t just adopt a one-size-fits-all strategy, and instead have to tailor their approaches according to the office and department.
Read MoreWhile the healthcare industry visibly innovates through pharmaceutical research, new medical devices, as well as telehealth, the financial technology undergirding this sector has seen relatively less progress over the past decades.
Read MoreAccording to Jason Mountford, Trend Analyst at Q.ai, the use of artificial intelligence in the financial advisor space is “an untapped area.”
Read MoreThough financial advisors have existed in various forms over the centuries—as accountants, lawyers, bankers, and others—the financial planning field has, since its genesis, been a standardized and compliance-oriented space.
Read MoreDespite the growing popularity of robo-advisors like Wealthfront as well as the proliferation of other automated tools to manage consumers’ wealth, the financial-advisor space is poised to grow 15% by 2031—a sizeable increase for a job that already hires more than 300,000 people in the US alone.
Read MoreAccording to Rajashekara V. Maiya, VP and Head of Product Strategy at Infosys Finacle, a suite of variables have pushed banks and fintechs toward cloud-based operations.
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