How responsible AI gets built
/Lendflow CEO Jon Fry outlines the foundational requirements for responsible AI as lending and credit decisioning move into production.
Read MoreLendflow CEO Jon Fry outlines the foundational requirements for responsible AI as lending and credit decisioning move into production.
Read MoreAdeniyi Abiodun of Mysten Labs argues why crypto's real enemy is itself, and why infighting threatens the industry's survival.
Read MoreAndrew Jamison of Extend argues Capital One's acquisition of Brex signals the end of manual business finance, and explains why AI-powered spend management is finally catching up to the rest of enterprise software.
Read MorePayQuicker’s Nate Snow-Cornelius explains why seamless payment design, not just faster payouts, is key to retaining independent workers.
Read MoreLegitScript's Dan Frechtling makes the case for combining AI-powered screening with human oversight in payment risk management.
Read MoreAs embedded payments mature, the Payfac model is becoming more of a constraint than an advantage, writes Ben Weiner of Nuvei.
Read MoreBill Warshauer of Tillo examines why gift cards still frustrate customers, and how better technology and coordination could fix the experience.
Read MoreThe Zebra’s David Seider outlines how pricing pressure, competition and technology investments will shape the insurance landscape in 2026.
Read MoreOnsen Global’s Tiffine Wang argues that AI’s move into production is forcing companies to design for trust, not experimentation.
Read MoreFintech operator and investor Tiffany Haynes makes the case for building depth before chasing scale.
Read MoreTom Mallon of Fintech Sandbox explains why clean, trusted data is the foundation of ethical and scalable AI.
Read MoreWhy can’t banks innovate like start-ups? It’s a question that’s been asked a thousand times and has many answers. It’s certainly true that financial firms face a more stringent regulatory environment than most other industries. And they tend to have a more conservative nature than other businesses that tend to take fewer risks.
Read MoreWe liked this so-called “Anthemis takeover” of the 11:FS podcast (by Anthemis personnel including Ruth Foxe Blader, Matthew Jones, and Sophie Winwood) to discuss how the well regarded London-based VC looks at insurtech investments. The overarching point: Insurance companies are “special animals.”
Read MoreThe Financial Revolutionist is weekly newsletter and blog focused on the torrid pace of financial innovation. Today, thanks to the exponential rate of technological change, explosion in global trade and new regulations ushered in by the Great Financial Crisis, a new financial revolution is under way. In this battle, virtually every aspect of the greater financial services sector is subject to rigorous challenge. With the Financial Revolutionist, we are aspiring to create a boots-on-the-ground and highly opinionated assessment of important financial innovation developments in the past week.