Injecting AI into bank ops with Arteria AI
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To Shelby Austin, Arteria’s Founder & CEO, AI presents a time-sensitive intervention in the back-office and in finance writ large.
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Fintech News Stories
The regulations shaping back-office fintech
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From filing requirements to international sanctions, regulations shape these fintechs’ structure and scope, and can determine what geographies they spread to over time.
Read MoreSelling back-office innovation
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According to research by The Insight Partners, the back-office workforce management market is currently worth $3.6 billion, and is expected to grow to $6.71 billion by 2028. Though fintechs and other tech-oriented sectors are intervening and jumping on this opporutnity, back office-oriented sales present a unique set of challenges.
Read MoreCustomizing the automated back office with Pilot
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To Waseem Daher, CEO and Co-Founder of Pilot, what makes the company unique is how it combines its employee-driven services with technology.
Read MoreFintech's new frontiers in retail sales
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Few markets in the US present as promising a cash cow as retail. With an estimated value of $4.55 trillion—and growing more than 3% annually—the sector is potentially lucrative, but also volatile.
Read MoreHow fintechs can revolutionize retail operations
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Though it channels innovative potential—reacting quickly to, and even shaping, consumer tastes—the retail sector’s operational culture remains largely unchanged from what it was decades ago.
Read MoreExplaining comprehensive solutions with Q2
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According to Dean Jenkins, VP of Product Marketing at Q2, the company has built out a comprehensive suite of commercial banking solutions since it committed to that vertical more than seven years ago—but that expansiveness is a double-edged sword.
Read MoreWhat events will look like in 2023 with OpenExchange
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Six months after an informative interview on the state of fintech events, OpenExchange CEO Mark Loehr sat down once more with The Financial Revolutionist to decipher event trends in 2022, outline the limits of "revenge travel," and explain what the next year has in store for event schedules and budgets.
Read MoreThe future of fintech: 2023 and beyond
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Chris Fraenza is the Senior Vice President of Sales and Partnerships at SavvyMoney, and is responsible for leading the company’s growth while maximizing success across all customers and strategic partners.
Read MoreWhat 2022 meant for fintech operations
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Major changes over the past year have inexorably shaped the fintech landscape—but few departments have been as affected as operations teams, which have had to react to developments and refract those new realities through hiring and strategy decisions.
Read MoreA pitch for alternative investments with Alto
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Alto’s mission is to unlock access to alternatives for all. The purpose is to improve the lives of millions—hopefully tens of millions—of people by providing a path to financial self-sustainability and independence.
Read MoreIncubating inclusion with FinTech Sandbox
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In an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Kelly Fryer, Executive Director of FinTech Sandbox, describes the nonprofit’s goals, proposes a definition for financial inclusion, and outlines three trends in sustainable and inclusive finance.
Read MoreClosing financial gaps through content with MoneyLion
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In an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Cynthia Kleinbaum, MoneyLion’s Chief Customer Officer, describes the launch of MoneyLion University, an inclusion-focused education program teaching financial literacy to MoneyLion’s users.
Read MorePitching digital retail with Swiftly
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According to Sean Turner, Swiftly’s Chief Technology Officer, Swiftly effectively markets itself by demonstrating how e-commerce giants have become engineering-forward companies.
Read MoreRegulation and the path to green finance
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Despite its promise, if not its necessity, the green fintech space is still just a fraction of the larger banking and financial ecosystem. This partially stems from the need to innovate and market an entirely new kind of finance, but it’s also the result of government inaction—and, sometimes, deliberate sabotage.
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