According to Mick MacLaverty, Co-Founder & CEO of Highway Benefits, student loan repayment as a benefit is an effective and efficient piece of compensation that creates multiple stakeholders.
Read MoreAccording to Laurel Taylor, Founder, CEO & Chairwoman of Candidly, a core part of Candidly’s mission is to enable an ecosystem of solutions to help employees maximize their savings, both through debt-repayment solutions as well as partners’ products.
Read MorePolicies and regulations undergird investment trends, and can materially affect the kinds of projects and populations that end up seeing fintech-focused investment.
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Amber Buker, Founder & CEO of Totem, outlines Totem’s founding story, describes the neobank’s partnership efforts with tribal nations, and differentiates its operations and sales from those of banking giants.
Read MoreBy emphasizing retention and transparency, surviving crypto platforms—as well as newcomers—have moved to build out their communications, support, and research teams, solving for sustainable and informative relationships with users.
Read MoreIn an interview with The Financial Revolutionist, Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos, Chief Legal Officer at Cboe Digital, outlines the state of crypto regulation, makes a case for institutionally backed crypto solutions, and describes non-crypto use cases for blockchain technology.
Read MoreWhile public attention remains focused on high-profile legal activity against symbolic leaders like Sam Bankman-Fried, other—more compliant—actors remain focused on recovering the sector’s status and helping it grow sustainably and transparently.
Read MoreAccording to Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, Co-Founder and CSO of Ledn, the crypto landscape in the US is moving into another regulatory phase.
Read MoreEnsuring that fintechs remain both holistic and focused requires internal discipline, thoughtful user research protocols, and dynamic compliance-related strategies.
Read MoreFrom worker status to interest rates, a swath of legal and macroeconomic factors force fintechs serving gig workers to pay ongoing attention to lawmakers’ intentions and decisions.
Read MoreGiven the wide range of user needs gig workers face, fintechs tend to approach the platforms they work through as a vehicle for growth, rather than opting for a B2C path.
Read MoreOperating a retirement-focused fintech involves far more than building and scaling wealth-building solutions.
Read MoreThe FR interviews Eric Satz, Founder & CEO of Alto, on how the shifting legal status of crypto has affected its use in retirement products.
Read MoreWhile the crux of the retirement crisis is a political issue, rather than a product-related one, fintechs have a meaningful opportunity to address key parts of retirement, and open the door for more widespread and successful retirement solutions.
Read MoreFrom sleek POS systems to supply-chain solutions, the sector’s products and services have transformed money into a source of data and actionable insight, helping business leaders make informed decisions about ways to expand their operations and delight customers.
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