After exactly two years since the last in-person event, Bo Brustkern and Peter Renton took to the LendIt keynote stage to welcome hundreds of Latin American fintech and financial services executives.
Mexican Konfio upsized its borrowing line with Goldman Sachs and Gramercy as it seeks to increase SME lending in the region.
Founded in 2021 by Shanxiang Qi and MengKe 'MK' Li, Liquido recorded more than $300 million in transactions since its launch.
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By the end of 2020, the Central Bank of Brazil launched its own instant payment system, called PIX, with the ambitious goal of speeding up and facilitating transactions.
Mobility giant Uber kicks off its fintech business in Mexico, the latest move from the US company to ramp up financial services overseas.
A drawn-out workers’ strike at Brazil's central bank in protest of wage increases is having an unexpected impact on the fintech industry.
The rise in interest rates has led to banks and fintechs cutting down on lending. For companies like Stori, that is an opportunity.
Account to Account payments, or A2A, are gradually making inroads in Latin America. Credit cards dominate the market, but that could change.
The last years have been great for fintechs. But this scenario of rising interest rates and economic uncertainty is hitting companies hard.