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10 Most Innovative CEOs in Banking 2016

Bank Innovation

2016 has been a year of many things. But the memories are still fresh of, possibly, the most meaningful event in the fintech world: the Comptroller Read More. No, really, just look at this list of most trending Twitter topics of the year (spoiler: elections, Brexit and PokemonGo all made the list).

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The most read blog entries of 2016 (#fintech, #blockchain, #platforms)

Chris Skinner

I was looking through Google Analytics to see which of my blog entries had been most read in 2016. Here’s the list and, as you will see, it’s mostly people reading about blockchain news, although how to change the bank, fintech and innovation all get high rankings too.

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Top 10 Fintech Headlines of 2016

Bank Innovation

If nothing else, 2016 was a year of change—nowhere more than in fintech, where developments in blockchain, payments, artificial intelligence, financial regulations, chatbots, and mobile rippled across the space to do what fintech does best—disrupt.

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2016 Innovators to Watch: 44 Executives Shaping the Future of Banking

Bank Innovation

Some of the shine seems to have come off fintech innovation in 2016. Startup valuations are dropping; once abundant venture capital is growing scarcer; marketplace lending has gotten bruised — even the self-proclaimed capital of fintech, London, faces an uncertain future with Brexit. Read More.

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Auto Finance Innovation 2016 Unveiled

Bank Innovation

In a sign of the times in consumer lending, Auto Finance News today announced the launch of Auto Finance Innovation 2016, a new industry forum to explore the fintech revolution and how it is reshaping automotive lending and leasing.

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Chase Spent $600 Million on Fintech Deals in 2016 [Video]

Bank Innovation

billion technology spend in 2016 went to fintech solutions, and given the company’s 2016 results, it seems like money well spent. According to the company’s Annual Report 2016, released today, the bank’s spend on fintech included improving its mobile and digital services. $600 million of JP Morgan Chase’s $9.5

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DEMOvation Finalists for Bank Innovation 2016 Announced

Bank Innovation

After a difficult deliberation, 10 early-stage fintech companies were selected by a team of judges to compete in this year’s DEMOvation Challenge, to take place in Seattle on March 1.