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MoneyHash gets $3M to build a super-API for payment operations in Africa, Mideast

Large merchants, particularly those that operate in more than one geography, have to support an array of payments methods. Each payment integration requires in-house technical work and the remodeling

Nyca Partners’ Hans Morris hunts for great fintech investments amid volatility

Hans Morris is a name to know in fintech, and as finance and tech sectors prepare for tougher time next year, he has some incisive thoughts to share about the kinds of companies that will succeed (or

Investment advisory software developer SigFig raises $50 million

SigFig, the developer of an automated wealth management toolkit, has raised $50 million in a new round of funding. The company said the new money would be used to continue its research and development

SigFig locks in big banking partners for its tech-enhanced advisory services with $40M round

SigFig, the developer of tech-enabled financial advisory services products, has raised $40 million from the venture investment arms of a slew of big banks. The new round is a testament to the compan

Betterment Raises $32 Million To Disrupt Money Management

Betterment, the online financial services firm pitching better investments through technology, has raised $32 million in its latest round of funding. Consumer-focused financial services startups of a

SigFig Hires Financial Engines Exec Steve Lifgren To Build Out Its Operations Team

Financial planning startup SigFig has for the most part been flying under the radar since it launched a couple of years ago. But now it’s ready to get serious about expanding and supporting a growin

SigFig Partners With Yahoo Finance To Power ‘My Portfolios’

<a target="_blank" href="http://www.sigfig.com">SigFig</a>, a startup that tracks your investments and provides Mint-style graphics and recommendations, has reached an agreement to provide the technol

How Technology Can Solve The Financial Industry’s Deficit Of Trust

To say Wall Street currently suffers from a deficit of trust would be an understatement. In the last few years alone, the government had to bail out Wall Street to the tune of <a href="http://afp.goog