Nik Storonsky has been held up in his hunt for a U.K. banking license — a crucial part of his plan to create global finance’s No. 1 “superapp.”
Officials begin rewriting regulations around the 1977 law designed to end redlining practices.
Wednesday, Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell announced the fed would raise interest a half a percent to combat post-pandemic inflation.
In the past few years, the finance sector is seeing an influx of non-financial businesses turning towards fintech solutions.
Polly, a company seeking to transform the mortgage industry with a data-driven capital markets ecosystem that provides value at every point in the process.
Stripe announced an open banking product called Financial Connections sparking a testy Twitter tussle with Plaid CEO Zachery Perret.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an order aiming to help the state maintain its central role in crypto and blockchain, by building a regulatory framework and infrastructure.
The brokerage has struggled to boost revenue and retain customers.
On episode 50 I talk with Chris Peacock of Aquaoso, a climate fintech providing data, analytics, and risk reports to financial institutions.
I noted that the FCA is holding the new UK banks to account for their mishaps over customer onboarding and, specifically, their lack of due diligence: Barclays’ fraud prevention team spotted a problem: some customers had handed over millions of pounds to a single, suspicious Monzo account in a matter...