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Acquire or Be Acquired 2023: Disruption ‘Comes Home’ to Banking

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Scottdale, Arizona was chillier than normal this week, but that didn’t prevent bankers from having heated discussions about 2023 at this year’s Acquired or Be Acquired conference, hosted by Bank Director. Where else can somebody find 1,700 banking industry leaders dressed in business attire at 7:30 a.m. on a Sunday morning?

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BBVA, Prosper Partner To Offer Easier Home Equity Loans

PYMNTS

Online lending marketplace Prosper has teamed up with BBVA USA to offer a new way for consumers to apply for a home equity line of credit (HELOC), which involves significantly less paperwork and waiting than traditional means, according to a release. The rates will be competitive, and BBVA offers bank-paid closing costs.

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BBVA, Prosper Partner To Offer Easier HELOC Application Process

PYMNTS

Online lending marketplace Prosper has teamed up with BBVA USA to offer a new way for consumers to apply for a home equity line of credit (HELOC), which involves significantly less paperwork and waiting than traditional means, according to a release. The rates will be competitive, and BBVA offers bank-paid closing costs.

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Fintech Labs Insights

Desert Schools FCU , the largest credit union in Arizona with more than 220,000 online banking users will use Alkami Technology’s ORB digital banking platform ( our post ). Auke Veenstra explains why hybrid lending will be the new normal for small business (SME) lending. Milestones.

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Fintech Fundings: 39 Companies Raise $930 Million Week Ending April 15

Fintech Labs Insights

For the third time this year, we tied the single-week record of 39 fintech financing deals. This week, those 39 fintech startups raised a whopping $932 million, (or $680 million not counting the $253 million Bats Global IPO). Here are the fintech deals by size from 9 April to 15 April 2016: Bats Global. P2P lending platform.