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Wednesday, July 30
Fintech
Every bank is trying to solve the simultaneous equation of driving the business, modernizing the core and building their future talent base. Here’s how one bank did it.
As much as players in the US are fueling hype around stablecoins, the genuine impact, and where the biggest potential is set to be for some time, is further afield.
America is firmly on track to become the crypto capital of the world following Crypto Week with historical record-breaking House votes passing a trifecta of crypto bills.
The real wallet war isn’t between payment apps. It’s between platforms and merchants. And the battleground is customer control.
The ultimate price tags on the fees could make a life-or-death difference for fintech companies.
JP Morgan Chase has made a bold move in announcing it will charge for access to customer data. History shows these moves are often necessary to drive the market forward.
Chase’s decision to charge fintechs isn’t a data rights issues, it won’t hold back innovation, and it isn’t going to harm families the financial system is meant to serve.
Here’s how to protect yourself (or reduce the damage) if you become the victim of identity theft or financial fraud.
In 2022, after I publicly reported on the alarming rise of check fraud in the U.S., I became the target of identity thieves operating within the online fraud ecosystem.
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