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Which fintechs will survive the pandemic?

Payments Source

Business models and adaptability will determine the success — or failure — of financial technology companies as they deal with fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.

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Which fintechs will survive the pandemic?

American Banker

Business models and adaptability will determine the success — or failure — of financial technology companies as they deal with fallout from the coronavirus outbreak.

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China key to banking and payments innovation

Banking 2020

Financial services organisations in China are expected to shine a light for the rest of the world when it comes to innovation in the banking sector in the coming years, with the primary drivers being non-traditional companies that are looking to develop new payment solutions and platforms. At the turn of the millennium, just 1.8

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Banks: sink or swim with FinTech players

Banking 2020

Banking institutions must engage with emerging financial technology (FinTech) companies or risk being left behind by an industry that is currently undergoing one of the largest transformations ever seen. ” Enter the new players. ” Enter the new players.

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Does Amazon mPOS death signal wider payment industry woes?

Banking 2020

It’s a question that’s beginning to be asked as the explosion of new technology in the payments industry means consumers and businesses are left with an endless stream of channels to use. Either way, it is a signal that even a company with the reach and scale of Amazon cannot always make the transition into payments easily.

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The Modular Future

Banking 2020

Of course, it’s all driven by technology. Regulation plays a role too: Stricter compliance mandates are squeezing some lines of business for larger companies, enabling smaller funds and lenders to move in. We know how easy it is for technology-enabled upstarts to lure customers with convenience over trust and quality.

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?? Generations X and Y’s “Culture of Convenience” driving financial institutions toward “mobile-first” omnichannel structures

Banking 2020

Consumer and technology trends. This affinity for technology has created a culture of convenience, so it’s no surprise that mobile payments are increasing in popularity. 74% of adults in the Millennial generation say mobile banking is extremely important to them. 85% say they are open trying new banking and payment technologies.

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