In this episode, we talk with the founders of Keep Financial (formerly of Kabbage), Rob Frohwein and Kathryn Petralia, as they discuss employee compensation, why it is broken, and how a comprehensive fintech approach can fix it.
In this episode we chat with Matt Harris, the renowned partner at Bain Capital Ventures, discussing the state of fintech venture capital, why we are in for a lean next 18 months and what the future of money will look like.
In this episode, we talk with Eric Rachmel, the CEO and Founder of Brace, where we discuss innovation in mortgage servicing, in particular the importance of loss mitigation.
In this episode we talk with Abby Levy, the Co-founder and General Partner of Primetime Partners, as she discusses senior fintech and why founders should be focused on this massive untapped market...
In this episode we sit down with Matt Oppenheimer, the CEO and founder of Remitly, to discuss remittances, the financial challenges of immigrants and how fintech is serving them better.
- Trustly partners with Emric, part of Tieto
- Disruptive lending technology to assess applicants on verified income - The ID Co.
- Mintos marketplace exceeds 35,000 investors
- Creditshelf Announces Results of New SME-Study at LendIt Europe 2017 Conference
- Global Online Lender Issues €120M In Credit Lines to SMEs - Spotcap
- LendIt Launches the BlockFin Summit
- Digital Dunning and Debt Collection: collectAI manages 25m Euro in Receivables
- Afluenta Celebrates Its Fifth Anniversary by Adding Commercial Loans to a New and Smarter Platform
- Crowdvouching service Suretly, raised $2.8 mln in August, is launching beta version in 6 weeks
- Oakam Accelerates Financial Inclusion in the UK with Alternative Data
- Linked? ?Finance? ?Launches? ?Pension? ?Investment? ?Product
- ArchOver Headed for a Record Year of Lending
Fintech leaders have accused the CMA of “jeopardising” the UK’s open banking “pole position on the global stage” by failing to provide clarity on the future of the OBIE as well as a definition and timeline on the rollout of sweeping for Variable Recurring Payments (VRPs).
Adyen is a payments company based in Amsterdam and currently is valued around $2.3 billion; the company has over 4,000 clients which includes names like Netflix, Facebook, Uber and Spotify; Forbes profiles the company and their co-founder and president, Pieter van der Does. Source
Martin Kissinger, the founder of Lendable is just 28 years old; he has built Lendable into a successful business that has lent £80 mn to 20,000 borrowers; the company had a growth rate of 430% in the last year and provides funds to borrowers in as little as two hours; article profiles Kissinger’s past work experience and more about Lendable. Source
Profile Software, the financial solutions provider, recently announced the selection of Axia by Cirdan Capital, a Fintech company in the UK.