Decentralized finance does not equal shadow banking and "too big to fail."...
I was reading the Financial Times over the weekend and I came across this article citing a banking analyst’s perspective...
Nominations for the LendItFintech Industry Awards Dinner are now open. The dinner will be held on April 10, 2018 at One Market in San Francisco and the event will celebrate 500+ Fintech influencers and innovations and their outstanding achievements in 21 categories. We encourage fintech companies from around the world to apply for the categories that are the best fit. Source
The Industry Awards Dinner is often the highlight of LendIt Fintech USA for those that choose to attend the celebration...
Japanese bank Nomura has taken a 22 percent stake in AI startup Aim2 to apply the technology to financial markets;...
Nomura analyst Dan Dolev says that Square resembles Amazon and Google in the early days of those tech giants; "In 10 years, Square is likely to be a very different company helped by accelerating share gains from payment peers and relentless disruption of services like payroll and HR," Dolev said in a note to clients that was reported by Business Insider; the combination of new business ventures and increasing the number of ways they process payments are twos of true main reasons for the optimism; shares were trading almost 5 percent higher on Friday after the note. Source.
After the 2008 financial crisis regulators made changes to strengthen the banking system; coming out of the crisis investors of...
It was not that long ago when non-bank mortgage lenders were lobbying for a much needed bailout due to the...
I80 Group meets an essential but largely unmet need in fintech — scalable, non-dilutive capital, its founder and CIO Marc Helwani said.
Innovative banks and fintech companies are disrupting the traditional one-stop banking model; a 2016 report from Accenture says bank customers are purchasing low margin products but looking elsewhere for brokerage accounts, auto loans and home mortgages; in 2016 nonbank mortgage lenders reported a significant milestone with 51.4% of the market's loan issuance an increase from 9% in all of 2009; as the trend continues, banks will have to increasingly monitor customer activity and offer new products that match nonbank competition. Source