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How Millennial Ethics Are Reshaping Fintech

CB Insights

Over the next few decades, baby boomers and Gen X will pass on $30T in wealth to the millennial generation. PREPARE FOR THE FINTECH FUTURE. As investor preferences shift, download our free 106-page fintech report to see what trends to watch in 2019. GET THE 106-PAGE FINTECH TRENDS REPORT. But a shift is happening.

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FinTech Is Flourishing South Of The Border

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Nearly $120 million has been invested in approximately 300 startups based in Guadalajara since 2014. Mexico’s longstanding business culture resulted in the government investing $658 million to an estimated 620,000 entrepreneurs back in 2014. It’s projected that Mexico will represent the world’s fifth-largest economy by 2050.

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How Can Banks Thrive in the Next Five Years?

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My Remarks to Bank Client's Annual Meeting of Shareholders "I want to thank [Chairman] and the Board, [CEO] and the management team for asking me to come out and remark on where I think the banking industry is going over the next five years. By the way, so is your CEO and much of your management team. We can ignore millennials no more.'

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Millennials Are Driving One Of The Biggest Trends In Wealth Tech

CB Insights

Sudden volatility has shaken the markets and the state of wealth management. Find out what’s ahead for traditional wealth managers and wealth tech startups. Millennials stand to inherit approximately $30T from their parents, the baby boomers, in the coming decades, and both upstarts and advisors are vying for a piece of the pie.

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Google Pay Co-founders’ Indian Neobank Has Raised $13.2M

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The startup was founded in May and will introduce a digital banking blueprint concentrated on serving millennials in India, Narayanan told TechCrunch. India started building a national digital financial infrastructure when the number of Indians with bank accounts reached 53 percent in 2014, up from 35 percent in 2000.

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More Americans Say They Will Die Debt-Free

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In this year’s report, 24 percent of respondents said they had no debt at all, up from 22 percent last year and 14 percent in 2014. About 60 percent of younger millennials think they can wipe out their debt by age 30. More good news. Because the data might indicate that things are on the upswing — and we sure hope they are.

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The Start Path Class Of 2018 Is Under Construction

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When Mastercard launched the Start Path accelerator program in 2014, the goal – according to VP and senior business leader, Amy Neale – was to make it easier for emerging companies to enter “our world” through a combination of operational support, commercial access and some strategic funding.

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