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.
Credijusto, a leading Mexican small business fintech paid $50 million to buy Banco Finterra in June. Co-CEO David Poritz wrapped day one of the LendIt LatAm keynote section, discussing what it was like as the only neobank holding a banking license in Mexico.
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DiMo turns one year in Mexico. With this new digital payments initiative, the central bank wants to move on from CoDi´s unsuccessful experience.
Episode two sees Isabelle Castro and David Poritz talking about the challenges of financial inclusion in Mexico and Covalto's approach.
Mexican fintech Aplazo concluded its Series B funding round, securing $70 million, with an additional $45 million in new equity financing.
The number of fintechs operating in Mexico has grown consistently. Progress in financial inclusion, however, has been far less explosive.
Exclusive interview with Andrew Seiz, head of finance at Kueski, on the 2024 outlook for consumer lending and Buy Now Pay Later in Mexico.
Latam fintech associations made a significant stride last week by publishing a document proposing joint regulations for open finance.
Brazil and Mexico are often talked about as fintech booms in Latin America; the size of the industry overall is...
Yave, a mortgage and credit fintech that aims to capture the Mexican mortgage market, won the day after an excellent presentation by co-founder and CEO Bernardo Silva. He said he wanted to break into the slow-moving trad marketplace for mortgages and help brokers put the mortgage right into the sales process.