Saturday, April 27, 2024
GENERAL FINTECH

GENERAL FINTECH

LendingClub and OnDeck will die in the next recession

LendingClub’s (and that of other p2p lenders) business model is a race against time, but without a finish line. Read more: seekingalpha.com

China is the biggest market in FinTech – the world just...

China is the biggest market in fintech but the world just doesn’t know it yet. It is true, take a look at the chart above. Read more: www.lendacademy.com

In race to be Asia’s FinTech hub, Singapore leads Hong Kong

Singapore is rushing to reinvent itself as Asia's financial technology hub to fend off a regulatory threat to its wealth management industry and revive a sluggish economy. Read more: www.business-standard.com

Top mobile payments app users are Millennials

A recent study has revealed that mobile payments app use is greatly driven by Millennials. Read more: www.qrcodepress.com

The evolution of mobile payments

It is predicted that by the end of this year, there will be almost 5 billion individuals who are using their mobile phones. Read more: techinfographics.com

Digital transformation for greater financial inclusion

Digital transformation for greater financial inclusion. Banco Popular Dominicano has led financial innovation since its founding 52 years ago in the Dominican Republic. Read More: www.worldfinance.com

Big banks back FinTech and cybersecurity accelerator

Startupbootcamp is to run a combined fintech and cybersecurity accelerator programme in Amsterdam with the backing of Rabobank, ING, ABN Amro, SN. Read more: www.finextra.com

The CDO of Deutsche Bank explains FinTech strategy

Deutsche Bank, Germany's biggest bank, is spending €750 million for its digitisation by 2020. Read more: uk.businessinsider.com

Berlin bids to replace London as post-Brexit FinTech capital

From the moment that Britain voted to leave the EU, financiers across the continent began disagreeing on what it meant for Londons banks. Read more: www.ft.com

Vancouver FinTech startup helps immigrants land on their feet

The global financial technology market is worth about $13 trillion, according to the think tank, Digital Finance Institute. Read more: www.metronews.ca

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