Revolut CEO Nikolay Storonsky says that fintech is just getting started and the best is yet to come; “Fintech is...
While the coronavirus is impacting many companies there are a few bright spots for a handful of fintechs; Nigel Morris,...
Jon Stein first looks to the past of investing in stocks with significant milestones such as the introduction of index funds, trade automation and decreasing trading costs leading to the ability to be easily diversified; thus old models of charging people to trade or to be diversified don't work; looking at the current and future trends Jon discusses that investors are now more responsible than ever for their own retirement and need advice; Jon Stein shares how Betterment is providing financial advice to more people; the company manages over $8 billion in assets and has 240,000 customers. Source
Banking is continuing to evolve and there has been a trend to talk about how the challenger banks will take...
In 2012 Radius Bank closed all of their branches, opting to instead go all in on digital; in this CNBC...
Banks of all sizes have been trying to figure out how to adapt to the changing landscape and at LendIt USA 2017 we hosted a panel to look at the future of digital banking; panelists cover how they see the future of banking, is it mobile only or mobile first, how do millennials help to guide strategies and when life becomes more complex how many different devices do people use; panelists focused on how to leverage social networks and how important digital strategies are to grow your audience; when doing partnerships who really owns the customer, is it the bank or does the customer feel more ownership to the social network or other type of partner; how do you compete with larger incumbent banks and how are smaller more nimble players able to gain market share; the panel also touches on different types of fees, how to make money in the digital age and how smaller firms can keep costs lower as they scale. Source
Right now the U.S. digital banking market is being driven on two simultaneous tracks with private market solutions and regulation;...
In this guest post, Miron Lulic, founder and CEO of SuperMoney shares his perspective on the outlook for fintech given...
On International Women’s Day Rohit Arora, the CEO of Biz2Credit, writes on CNBC.com that the number of women-owned businesses applying...
Initially started as a pet project The Girl Banker blog by Natalie Bartholomew of Grand Savings Bank has caught on as an industry sensation; her blog talks about the accomplishments of women in banking; “I realized I had a voice in terms of being a woman in banking or a woman in business,” Bartholomew said to American Banker; she has discussed eventually talking about pressure women feel in the workplace and the choice between family and careers; she is also looking at monetizing her success with speaking engagements, partnerships and sponsorships. Source.