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FintechNews RoundupUSA
·Aug. 17, 2017

iPayment, Inc. Launching iPayment Capital for Merchant Cash Advances

iPayment, Inc. has created a new business unit, iPayment Capital, to offer merchant cash advances; the new business unit will utilize the firm's 137,000 SMB customers for merchant cash advance lending; the service will add to payment processing and point of sale services currently offered by iPayment, Inc. Source

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EuropeFintechNews Roundup
·Aug. 17, 2017

Savings Marketplace Raisin Reaches EUR4bn Milestone

German-based savings marketplace Raisin has received over EUR4 billion (USD $4.7 bn) in investments on its platform in less than four years; founded in 2013 it was the first investment marketplace of its kind in Europe and now has two times the total investment assets of its closest competitor; partnering with 34 banks across 17 European countries it helps customers find the highest retail deposit market rates. Source

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FintechNews Roundup
·Aug. 17, 2017

Taking the High Road, There’s a Lot Less Traffic There by China Rapid Finance’s Zane Wang

Zane Wang shares the contrast of consumer finance in the US and China from 2000 to 2017; in 2000 China had no credit bureau, no decisioning engines but there was a vast market opportunity; this is the opportunity that China Rapid Finance has capitalized on; in recent years there have been many developments in China with more people covered by the credit bureaus and in consumer finance/credit cards; Wang shares the tremendous growth potential that still exists in the Chinese market and their focus on the emerging middle-class mobile active. Source

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Asia/PacFintechNews Roundup
·Aug. 17, 2017

Japanese Fintech Company MoneyForward IPO Expected in September

Tokyo-based fintech company MoneyForward could go public on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Mothers market by September; its market cap is expected to be JPY10 to 20 billion ($90 to $180 million); founded in 2012, MoneyForward is a personal financial management app which includes accounting functions, payroll service, statement collection, expense reporting, financial projections and the ability to send an invoice; MoneyForward has over four million individual users in Japan. Source

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FintechNews RoundupUSA
·Aug. 16, 2017

Banks Hedging with Investments in Fintechs

An article from Bloomberg highlights bank investments in fintech companies; the article cites a report from Opimas noting that both Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan Chase are investing in companies that aim to disrupt banking; Goldman Sachs has invested in 15 fintech companies focusing on capital markets; JP Morgan Chase has invested in nine; the report states that banks and other companies will invest $1.7 billion in approximately 44 deals this year; this comes at a time when venture capitalists are shying away from the market. Source

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FintechNews RoundupUSA
·Aug. 16, 2017

Former PayPal COO Says Cryptocurrency Is Working to Achieve a Database of Money

In an interview with CNBC last week, former PayPal COO and serial entrepreneur David Sacks talks about how cryptocurrencies are fulfilling the original PayPal vision; he explains: "A payment is just a credit to one account and a debit to another. That's a database entry. We believed that, if we could get enough people to participate, money would never need to leave the system. PayPal could become the database of money."; he talks about blockchain technology helping to build web 3.0 and a new wave of innovation; the interview also touched on how the current environment shows some of the same signs of the dot com era, the two ways digital assets are a threat to traditional venture capital and some of the biggest challenges that lie ahead. Source

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FintechNews RoundupUSA
·Aug. 16, 2017

Bank of America Partners with Samsung on Biometrics Pilot

Bank of America has struck a partnership with Samsung to start a pilot program that will allow Bank of America customers to login using a picture of their eye; the program will start with a group of 1,500 Samsung and Bank of America employees who will test the authentication for six months; according to a past report by American Banker, about half of Bank of America customers login to the mobile app using their fingerprint and the other half login with a username and password; according to Finovate, Samsung debuted this iris scanning technology at their Unpacked event in March and they claim it to be more secure than fingerprint scans. Source

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FintechNews RoundupUSA
·Aug. 16, 2017

Federal Government Will Use DocuSign for eSignatures

DocuSign will now be a federal technology provider as it was certified by the Federal and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP); the company is the first and only e-signature company authorized for use; the FCC will be the first to use DocuSign for procurement and human resources; DocuSign has previously worked with local government agencies. Source

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FintechNews RoundupReal EstateUSA
·Aug. 16, 2017

Unison Offering Prospective Homebuyers Down Payment Help

Coming up with a 20% down payment on a home can be quite a challenge, San Francisco based Unison is looking to offer help to these prospective buyers; a Unison deal typically involves the homebuyer putting down 10%, Unison putting down 10% and the remaining 80% would be borrowed; Unison charges a 2.5% fee and shares in 35% of future appreciation or depreciation; this allows for the homebuyers to keep payments lower and save on private mortgage insurance (PMI), which is required if the loan to value exceeds 80%; "We are partnering with the homeowners by investing alongside them in the house," Unison Co-CEO Jim Riccitelli told the San Francisco Chronicle; the Unison offering looks to replace local bay area assistance programs offered to lower income household and first time buyers. Source

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EuropeFintechNews Roundup
·Aug. 16, 2017

Activist Asian Fund Manager Increases Stake in the Ranger Direct Lending Fund

The LIM Asia Special Situations Master Fund has increased its ownership in the Ranger Direct Lending Fund to 9.2% from 5.48% reported in July; the Ranger Direct Lending Fund is primarily focused on high yield direct lending platforms; it has recently been troubled by its exposure to losses from marketplace lending platform Argon Credit which it invested in indirectly through the Princeton Alternatives Fund. Source

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