A crowded ballroom leaned in as executives described a split that sounded as much like a market reset as a corporate transaction, a two-track move that would cleave technology from charter while binding the halves with a seven-year commercial spine. The announcement drew attention not just for the
Priya Jaiswal has spent years parsing how fast-growing fintechs turn momentum into durable economics. In this conversation, she unpacks Revolut’s leap to a $75 billion valuation, the mechanics behind its unusually liquid staff share sales, and the operating disciplines that enabled $4 billion in
In the ever-evolving world of financial technology, few voices stand out as distinctly as Priya Jaiswal’s. With a formidable background in banking, business, and finance, Priya has become a trusted authority in market analysis, portfolio management, and international business trends. Her insights
Imagine a single month where billions of dollars flood into a sector, reshaping the financial landscape with jaw-dropping speed and audacity. November of this year marked an unprecedented milestone for fintech, with capital inflows shattering records and signaling a new era for digital finance.
Europe’s small businesses have long juggled a maze of banking portals, accounting tools, payroll systems, and tax apps that rarely talk to each other despite sharing the same numbers and deadlines across every month and quarter. Now a French cloud and AI player, Cegid, is moving to acquire Shine,
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
