While it is no surprise that recent market shenanigans have caused investors to shed their cryptocurrency holdings, some are leaving the asset class more than others. This is among the findings of recent research conducted by the Financial Health Network.
BTG's recent move anticipates a scenario that should be commonplace starting next year in Brazil.
Union Credit's platform provides credit unions with new, credit-worthy members by aggregating consumer data and matching it with various credit union fields.
The issue of privacy remains fundamental in CBDC design. The AEI published a vision for a financial system with the coin as its cornerstone.
The UK made its mark on Open Banking, but as global sights turn to the loftier prize of open finance, it's in danger of being left behind.
Mexico's Banorte will launch neobank Bineo by late this year or in early 2024. It aims to add 3 million clients and operate independently.
According to Ripio executives, this partnership will allow users of both fintechs to buy and sell cryptocurrencies directly in their respective apps.
These operations had been legally challenged by credit card companies, which currently dominate this type of activity in Chile.
The investment app provides users with in-depth data insights on company practices and voting announcements.
Embedded finance has been caught in the convergence of instant payments and open banking. It could be its time to shine.