It has been the talk of the crypto world all week. SEC watchers noticed early this week that the regulator appeared to be getting ready to approve an ETF for funds holding Ethereum.
Amdocs’ Personalization and Multigenerational Banking Survey shows the more customers know about personalized banking, the more they want it.
Consumer sentiment is changing towards online banking in the UK. We explore the potential reasons why official figures have shown a downward trend in customers willing to recommend their online bank and banking app over the last 4 years, and how the rise in online fraud is a key contributing factor.
The slow-moving dumpster fire that is the Synapse-Evolve meltdown has turned into a nightmare for many fintech customers.
Synapse acted as a middleman between banks and fintechs, but there have been several disagreements between Synapse and these banks and fintechs. Consumers who assumed their money was safe are caught in the middle.
A Team8 report charts the industry’s path by predicting what remains and changes while taking a few big swings at potential mega-trends.
Mexican fintech Aplazo concluded its Series B funding round, securing $70 million, with an additional $45 million in new equity financing.
It has been a busy last few days for the CFPB and their fintech work. For the third consecutive day this week our lead story concerns actions taken by the CFPB.
This time it is around BNPL. The CFPB is proposing new rules that would essentially lump BNPL in with credit cards when it comes to consumer protections.
Mobile payment rates, active digital bank users, and chatbot deployment are numbers on the rise in a report from Alkami and Cornerstone Advisors.
In the west we take it for granted that the vast majority of people have internet access. But that is not true in the developing world. For digital payments to take off there we need to develop robust offline payments infrastructure.
Speaking at an event yesterday, CPFB Director Rohit Chopra said his agency is looking at "price gouging" in credit reporting.
With credit reports required for selling mortgages to Fannie and Freddie, mortgage lenders have no choice but to pay for them. Some lenders have shared that the costs for credit reports have increased by up to 400% since 2022.