November’s burst of deals rewired expectations for fintech by showing that the fastest way to win in financial infrastructure is not more product breadth but smarter combinations of data-rich software, regulated moats, and capital plans that travel across borders and exam rooms without breaking
Markets blinked, then recalibrated, as November delivered a string of decisions that read like coordinated moves even when boards never compared notes, and the through line was unmistakable: governance, cost discipline, and technology got pulled into one agenda. Observers across banking and fintech
Banks confronted a stark reality as high-profile outages and cloud incidents forced resilience from a budgeting line item into a board-level obligation, and that shift set the stage for platforms that promise not just durability but verifiable continuity at scale. Against that backdrop, OpenCoreOS
Money, lawsuits, and a bitter fight over API tolls converged to turn a signature consumer data rule into a traffic jam that now determines who commands access to bank accounts, who pays for the pipes, and how quickly the market can evolve without sacrificing security or consumer choice. In this
The fintech industry stands at a critical juncture, with companies navigating financial turbulence while chasing transformative innovation, and one striking development capturing attention is Rob Thacher, founder of BankShift and a seasoned financial technology expert, joining Fiserv as Vice
I'm thrilled to sit down with Priya Jaiswal, a renowned expert in Banking, Business, and Finance, whose deep knowledge of market analysis, portfolio management, and international business trends offers invaluable insights into the fintech landscape. Today, we’re diving into the evolving
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