Revolutionizing financial meetings with SigFig
/According to Mike Sha, SigFig’s Co-Founder and CEO, Engage is a multi-part effort to bring bank services to the cutting edge.
Read MoreAccording to Mike Sha, SigFig’s Co-Founder and CEO, Engage is a multi-part effort to bring bank services to the cutting edge.
Read MoreDigital-identity solutions are addressing a suite of use cases—from KYC challenges to humanitarian issues. While these solutions are still in the works, and their infrastructural shape isn’t fully certain yet, fintechs and financial institutions can already prepare operationally for their arrival.
Read MoreDigital-identity solutions are a promising countermeasure that may help mitigate fraud. But they come with their own risks that consumers have to be aware of—and potentially regulate with the help of lawmakers.
Read MoreAccording to Aidan McCarty, Unum ID’s CEO & Founder, reusable IDs help businesses experience higher throughput rates, lower fraud, and lower customer acquisition costs.
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Jon Briggs, KeyBank’s Head of Commercial Product, describes the evolution of BaaS and embedded banking from an incumbent’s perspective.
Read MoreGary Singh, Zeta’s President, said that banks have been slow to move toward modern banking solutions or providing BaaS to their clients because of siloed and outdated tech stacks that are expensive to move away from.
Read Morehe right conditions are now in place for BaaS to take off and shape banking experiences in its image. Regulators are catching up now, though, and may pivot BaaS in new directions.
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Signzy’s Co-Founder, Ankit Ratan, as well as its Marketing Director, Ryan Stack, dive into the content of and channels for Signzy’s marketing efforts.
Read MoreWhat explains the BaaS zeitgeist in this current moment, and what role do product developments play in this evolution?
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Gilgamesh Founding Partners Miguel Armaza and Andrew Endicott describe the reaction of startups abroad to SVB’s crisis, predict the future of fintech banking, and push back at the idea that VCs catalyzed the bank run.
Read MoreTheodora Lau is a speaker, writer, and advisor working to improve consumer financial wellbeing and health.
Read MoreJonathan Chen, Nitra’s Founder and CEO, said his startup was not immediately affected by SVB’s woes, but friends’ startups were.
Read MoreRouter Protocol CEO and Co-Founder Ramani Ramachandran expects current banking woes to catalyze another wave of crypto-based innovation, particularly around crypto-backed stablecoins.
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Dee Choubey, MoneyLion’s Co-Founder and CEO, outlines his company’s response to the current banking crisis, discusses the super-app giant’s public-market performance, and predicts MoneyLion’s path forward in the coming year.
Read MoreIn a conversation with The Financial Revolutionist, Social Leverage General Partner Matt Ober shares his perspective on SVB and Signature Bank’s recent collapse, describes the implications of this crisis for startup banking, and offers ideas for how to move forward.
Read MoreThe Financial Revolutionist is weekly newsletter and blog focused on the torrid pace of financial innovation. Today, thanks to the exponential rate of technological change, explosion in global trade and new regulations ushered in by the Great Financial Crisis, a new financial revolution is under way. In this battle, virtually every aspect of the greater financial services sector is subject to rigorous challenge. With the Financial Revolutionist, we are aspiring to create a boots-on-the-ground and highly opinionated assessment of important financial innovation developments in the past week.