EC Fintech

The Fed’s initiative has opened up a window for innovation, the effects of which could be realized as early as next year.

Monzo's results are one more ray of warm sunshine for this particular subsector of the beleaguered fintech market.

Klarna managed to nab market share in a contracting market, keeping its own growth story afloat despite stiff headwinds.

High interest rates helped the UK's Starling post stellar revenue gains, and it appears its kin across the world could enjoy similar benefits too.

Insurtech is persisting, stubbornly showing a few signs of life despite the carnage in the public markets.

It's important to exercise caution when innovating, as too much creativity in the wealth-management industry can potentially lead to trouble.

Any automation needs accurate information to function properly and predictably to deliver the results that startups and enterprises want.

While rising interest rates have caused more than a few financial institutions to topple, a group of well-known fintech companies are posting signs of a comeback.

Given what's happening, it's hard to summon the courage to argue that we are close to seeing fintech valuations bottoming out or even rebound.

Like many other credit cards, Bend offers rewards, though not the usual cash back or points-based fare. Instead, it offers carbon offsets.

In the wake of FRB's collapse, founders and investors continue to wonder: Where is the best place to protect important assets?

Revolut's situation seems like awful news for other neobanks. How much more room do less profitable neobanks have to fall?

These innovations rolled out with hype and momentum, but they ultimately failed to change the way the average person manages their money.

Spend management company Airbase found itself trying to access its own funds while also helping customers make payments through Silicon Valley Bank during the bank's collapse.

It's essential to consider this moment as an opportunity to start banking with some of the few Black-owned banks.

The CFO stack has some investors quite excited, but the data so far describes a trend that may not be in these companies' favor.

Spanish upskilling startup StudentFinance used this deck to raise a $41 million Series A.

"We're really only beginning to see the ripple effects in the private markets of the 72% drop in valuations we saw in the public markets.”

Why did the bank go from saying it was well capitalized yesterday to what appears to be a fire sale so soon?

It's looking less likely that digital mortgage lender Better.com will go public via a SPAC combination with Aurora.