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Harvard And Capital One Survey Mid-Market B2B ePayments Adoption

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Where do middle-market firms stand in this effort to upgrade corporate payments? The current picture is quite optimistic: Researchers estimated that roughly half the value of mid-market B2B payments is already digital, with 59 percent of firms reporting the use of electronic funds transfer (EFT) to pay their invoices. Misconceptions.

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Half of Investors Allocate Capital to Marketplace Lending, Survey Shows

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Investors see a sunny future for marketplace lending, according to a survey released today by Richards Kibbe & Orbe LLP (RKO) and Wharton Fintech. The results of the survey, titled 2016 Survey of U.S. Marketplace Lending, show that half of investors surveyed have capital allocated for marketplace lending.

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Middle Market Waits For Mobile Payments In AP: Capital One

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Small businesses, while they may struggle to have the resources to invest in the tools they want, can be more agile and flexible to handle changing markets. Where does the middle market fit in this spectrum? A new report from Capital One examined this question, focusing on how technological disruption will affect its finances.

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B2B FinTech Accelerates Product Rollouts To Support SMBs

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A new survey from Alignable via its Weekly Pulse Poll found that more than one-third of SMBs said they are struggling to keep their doors open and have less than one month before they run out of cash. The B2B FinTech ecosystem seems to agree. Small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are struggling to stay afloat. In the U.K.,

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McKinsey Bank Survey Shows 50 Percent Not Strong Enough To Survive Slump

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FinTech startups and tech giants are bringing new competition and banks risk “becoming footnotes to history” as regulations ease, making it easier for companies to offer financial services. Whereas FinTechs earmark 70 percent of budgets to advancements, legacy banks set aside only 35 percent. Amazon in the U.S.

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Top Banks Keep Ahead Of FinTechs’ Competitive Threat

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The delicate balance between bank-FinTech competition and collaboration continues to teeter in the U.S. In a market without Open Banking regulations, FinTechs continue to enter in to the market, collaborating with bank partners to offer their own financial services — which often compete directly with other financial institutions.

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FinTechs Help Main Street Find Its Footing

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Department of Justice’s first case of alleged PPP fraud, small businesses quickly came to realize that government relief will not be the silver bullet they need to survive the market downturn. FinTech Eases The Business Model Shift. Even the B2B arena is facing pressure to switch gears and collaborate with FinTechs.

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