The beginning of February '22 will be remembered for one thing: Facebook — and the tech market it has come to represent — had a terrible quarter.
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Two venture capital funds rose out of the primordial Substack ooze last week, both founded by voices from the fintech industry.
Thursday afternoon, the Boston Federal Reserve and MIT Digital Currency Initiative (DCI) released Phase 1 of Project Hamilton.
Here's a written guide to using the platform, Jublia, alongside the LendIt video guide.
Silvergate, a US-based crypto bank that first partnered with the Facebook venture to create a stable coin last May, said in a release they paid $182 million for the operations infrastructure.
New York-based banking service provider MANTL launched a Business Account Opening service that automates up to 97% of new account decisions.
Taking on the estimated $9 trillion private credit market, Percent recently launched an all-in-one platform to help anyone underwrite in the private credit space.
In the biggest webinar of the new year, three credit experts went live Thursday in front of the LendIt audience to talk about the future of AI analytics in credit.
Nearly a full year after purchasing RadiusBank, LendingClub boasted revenue of $262.2M and diluted earnings per share of $0.27.
The firm is calling it the Plaid Portal and not explicitly tying the launch with a privacy settlement the firm reached on Friday, but the timing is close enough to call.