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The New Lending Fintech Bonanza

Gonzobanker

2020 is the wildest downward ride in the market since 1929, which, one would think, is taking its toll on the fintech ecosystem serving banks and credit unions. And the industry’s two largest fintech providers, FIS and Fiserv, reported organic revenue declines largely due to economic impact to the payments market. It’s one big sandbox.

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SuperMoney Brings a Kayak-Like UX to the Online Borrowing Process

Fintech Labs Insights

Founded in 2013. Lending aggregators popped up to solve this problem by ‘matching’ borrowers with lenders. We also co-founded another Finovate alum named LoanNow which is a direct lending business. The post SuperMoney Brings a Kayak-Like UX to the Online Borrowing Process appeared first on Finovate. Company facts.

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Temenos to Acquire Kony: So What?

Gonzobanker

Still to be sorted out are overlaps between Infinity and Kony’s UI/UX assets. Culture Club : There could be employee flight risk as the Temenos culture (especially outside of the United States) can skew more formal corporate than is often preferred at smaller fintech companies in places like Austin. So we aren’t always. negbombers.

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Calling All Startups: Reinvent the Mortgage Process (Please)

Fintech Labs Insights

The poster child for bad UX was the denial of a mortgage to previous Fed chairman, Ben Bernanke last year. MortgageHarmony (Spring 2013 ). EyeOpen ( Europe 2013 ). Lending Tree : Mortgage rate tracking tools & lead gen. Expedite Financial : San Francisco-based startup founded in 2013. Roostify ( Spring 2014 ).

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We analyzed 7 of the fastest-growing personal finance apps of all time to figure out the secrets to their success — here’s what we learned

CB Insights

In each instance, we tore apart the UX and UI of each tool, looked at their growth and revenue numbers, pored through interviews with founders and early employees, researched their public reception, talked to employees, and did our own math. Many fintech companies out there are trying, very literally, to become the next Mint.com.

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