Fintech and trusted payment service provider Paynetics is hosting its third roundtable on the future of fintech, held virtually via Zoom on the 8th December, from 12-1:30PM (GMT).
A recent Financial Times Focus report revealed how banks may be on the brink of extinction. Technology, customer focus and a real social purpose can still save them.
Blue Train Marketing’s latest blog details the necessary steps that you must follow when creating a fintech brand name. From competitor research to your brand’s purpose, you must take it all into consideration.
Exploring the huge rise of Buy Now Pay Later solutions, and what it means for the industry and the consumer.
Exploring the growth of Banking as a Service – and what it means for the industry.
Embedded Finance has become one of the hottest issues in the fintech space. The term was coined by Angela Strange at VC firm Andreessen Horowitz who also asserted that in the future “every company will be a fintech company” because every company will be able to embed financial services. But does that really mean every company will be a fully-fledged fintech company just because they have embedded financial services? Vicki Gladstone, Moorwand CEO, doesn’t think so.
Kani is now integrated with many of the world’s payments data processors – this, combined with its data and processor-agnostic approach, and the fact that Kani can easily and quickly ingest data from the multiple processors, banks and BIN sponsors that payment and fintech companies work with, makes onboarding and working with Kani fast and efficient. Raw data files in different formats can be imported and reconciled in just a few minutes, and parsed into much more understandable reports.
The fintech industry is ultra-competitive and growth-oriented by nature. Even during the height of the pandemic, a time of suppressed economic activity, fintechs not only prevailed but also expanded operations and improved access to financial services across the globe.
As the world continues adapting to the pandemic, sales growth for the financial services industry has even more room to run. Payments, wealth management, asset exchanges — consumers expect these activities to be digital. They have an expanding appetite for new features and product differentiation, spurring even more competition and growth among fintech firms.
Long story short, it’s a good time to be in the fintech space.
But what happens when fintechs, like payment providers, grow too fast?
