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The United States Of Fintech Startups

CB Insights

The fintech space is gaining momentum. Last year saw a double record of $46B invested across over 2,800 deals to fintech startups — a 92% uptick in funding year-over-year. GET THE 83-PAGE q2 2019 FINTECH TRENDS REPORT. Q2’19 fintech funding topped $8.3B, boosted by a record quarter of $100M+ mega-rounds. KEY TAKEAWAYS.

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Finance in motion— $1B moved for $0.02

Lex Sokolin

fee on Binance, $600M of Tether printed, $200M in DeFi lending This is what it looks like, this change in the atmosphere, the fireflies all lighting up as the night comes in. Ant Financial, the inevitable Fintech winner across the developing world, is a toddler at only 5 years old. as it has over and over again across Fintech.

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Companies ‘Pivoting To Blockchain’ See Huge Stock Spikes — But Does The Hype Hold Up?

CB Insights

Industry: Fintech. Ziddu focuses on blockchain-backed solutions that offer microfinance lending against collateralized commodities in the form of Ziddu Coins — in other words, blockchain-based technology that could hypothetically make it easier for LongFin to collect collateral from borrowers. Longfin corp. Exchange: NASDAQ.

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Fintech Fundings: 35 Companies Raise $470 Million the Third Week of June

Fintech Labs Insights

This week, 35 fintech companies worldwide raised $469 million the second week of June. Fintech deals by size from 11 June to 17 June, 2016: Fenqile. HQ: Wilmington, Delaware. Fintech company builder. Research management software for investors. million convertible note to further its remote deposit business.

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Sizzle/Fizzle: In Banking, Truth as Currency

PYMNTS

That might impact not just office space, but lending activities and even FinTech. Some heads even rolled: The five main players who had served as senior managers in the consumer business were either fired or demoted, and John Stumpf, the CEO of Wells Fargo at the time the scandal broke, was forced to resign from the board.

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Hundreds comment on OCC proposed “true lender” rule

CFPB Monitor

Supporters point out the Proposed Rule would result in strong and consistent supervision of bank-fintech partnerships across the country, ensuring fairness and compliance with applicable laws, and note the Proposed Rule would keep the costs of credit down and encourage innovation.

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