As fintechs gained traction in Argentina, financial access to accounts has become nearly universal, according to a central bank report.
Silicon Valley Bank is still open for business for fintech companies. In many ways, even though it is now part of First Citizens Bank, it is very similar to what it was before, at least from a fintech perspective.
Neu’s path to success will produce financially literate college graduates and a strong bottom line. The journey began in late 2023 with the release of the Neu Card, whose attributes include no late fees and interest charges, a maximum $1,000 spending limit, no Social Security number required, and no credit history or cosigner required.
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Generative AI is coming to lending and it is going to happen this year. Lenders who are early movers will have an advantage here. This new white paper from Prodigal shows how.
Latam fintechs expected to grow into lending in 2024, as a more benign economic environment favors greater risk-taking.
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Serial fraud is becoming a major problem for financial institutions today as criminals use automation and scale like never before. This white paper provides actionable steps to combat serial fraud.
With community banks pulling back on lending to small businesses vertical software platforms are filling the void. They provide software, of course, but are increasingly also providing access to capital.
When designing an intelligent budget-tracking app, Piere founder and CEO Yuval Shmul Shuminer prioritized functionality, integrations, and meeting the evolving needs of emerging generations. Billed as the“intelligent budget tracker app that’s ready in just two taps,” Piere offers quick functionality and automatic reconciliations and updating.
We asked the CEOs of several consumer lending fintech leaders three questions about what is in store for 2024.
Investments into Latin American fintechs are expected to pick up in 2024 amid rate cuts in the United States.