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Can FinTech Walk The FinTalk?

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Anyone in a regulated industry — and that’s just about all of them — are also plenty dubious about using cryptocurrencies as the processing rails for supporting those pilots and incorporating them into their longer-term plans should their pilots show promise. And to learn. All you need for proof is to just follow the smart money.

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Is The Grass Really Greener On The Omnichannel Side?

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In its latest white paper, titled “Omni-Channel Payments for Merchants: Myth or Reality?,” Regulation is a thorny issue for the industry – for some, a necessary intervention while, for others, often outdated, hard to implement in a timely manner and causing unnecessary friction in the payments value chain.”

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Finovate Fall 2016 Live Blog – Day 2

William Mills

I believe SEC regulations require a company to go public if they have more than 500 shareholders. I like the idea but I am a bit concerned about the potential for fraud from both companies and investors. Addresses compliance, fraud experience and customer experience analytics. Regulated Financial Institution.

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The 2023 GonzoBanker Awards

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Anyone who follows the industry knows this focused institution led by Findlay is all about executing the timeless principles of capital management, credit quality, efficiency and customer service. They should have been investing in fintech growth businesses and they had the capital to do it.” Grab some popcorn and watch.

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The 2015 GonzoBanker Awards

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Regulator Award. The all-powerful banking regulator claimed that car dealers discriminated against minority borrowers—by guessing the race of borrowers based on last names and addresses in loan files, and claimed racism if the people they guessed were minorities seemed to be paying higher rates. ‘Are You Freakin’ Kidding Me?’