Employer-sponsored healthcare spending is at $1.5 trillion but has not yet been impacted much by fintech. Now, is the time for that to change.
Bank-Fintech partnerships have been in the news a lot lately. Here are three important considerations to make them work well.
[Editor’s note: This is a guest post from Ryan Metcalf, Head of Public Policy & Social Impact at Funding Circle.] Fintech...
A poorly implemented chatbot will do more harm than good. Avoiding these five pitfalls increases the likelihood of success.
Banks and credit unions need to be doing more to service Gen Z. Here are five considerations to help make the shift to service the first digital-only generation.
Adopting an API-first approach to card issuing allows fintechs to create personalized payment solutions tailored to their customers' needs.
An organization can streamline financial processes, reduce entry errors, and save time by implementing accounts receivable automation.
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It’s impossible to escape a headline about generative AI these days, with many business leaders opining on its potential either to exponentially boost productivity or to destroy our workforce as we know it. Yet too few thought leaders have pointed to how generative AI can be harnessed to support everyday people in their journey to financial independence – especially the millions of Americans currently living paycheck to paycheck in an unusually shaky economy.
For too long small businesses have suffered a lack of access to capital. Now, banks and fintechs are in a unique position to combine their strength to help provide financing in underserved communities
Financial institutions have access to a vast amount of customer data, including account information, transaction history, and credit scores. However, much of that data is siloed by different payment platforms and networks and out of reach when fraud teams need it most. Banks can address this data drought problem by finding ways to modernize their tech stack, getting creative with existing rails, and leaning on providers to gain scale.