When medical and financial regulations meet
/When money and medicine intertwine, compliance becomes notably complicated and demanding. But there are opportunities for fintechs where these regulatory obligations meet.
Read MoreWhen money and medicine intertwine, compliance becomes notably complicated and demanding. But there are opportunities for fintechs where these regulatory obligations meet.
Read MoreHealthcare-focused fintechs can’t just adopt a one-size-fits-all strategy, and instead have to tailor their approaches according to the office and department.
Read MoreWhile the healthcare industry visibly innovates through pharmaceutical research, new medical devices, as well as telehealth, the financial technology undergirding this sector has seen relatively less progress over the past decades.
Read MoreAccording to Jason Mountford, Trend Analyst at Q.ai, the use of artificial intelligence in the financial advisor space is “an untapped area.”
Read MoreThough financial advisors have existed in various forms over the centuries—as accountants, lawyers, bankers, and others—the financial planning field has, since its genesis, been a standardized and compliance-oriented space.
Read MoreDespite the growing popularity of robo-advisors like Wealthfront as well as the proliferation of other automated tools to manage consumers’ wealth, the financial-advisor space is poised to grow 15% by 2031—a sizeable increase for a job that already hires more than 300,000 people in the US alone.
Read MoreAccording to Rajashekara V. Maiya, VP and Head of Product Strategy at Infosys Finacle, a suite of variables have pushed banks and fintechs toward cloud-based operations.
Read MoreFrom data-structuring requirements to cybersecurity imperatives, product and ops teams have to solve for a range of priorities across the development and implementation stages.
Read MoreFrom confidence in scalability to improvement- and process-oriented mindsets, the cloud can transform fintech marketing in its image:
Read MoreAccording to Abhi Mishra, CTO at Human Interest, part of Human Interest’s work is to ensure that retirement benefits don’t distract SMBs from their core work, especially since these businesses are often overburdened to begin with.
Read MoreIn an OpEd for The Financial Revolutionist, Daniel Grunstein, Co-Founder and CEO of Crowded, an open banking solution for nonprofits, outlines the financial challenges nonprofits face, details how nonprofits contribute to the US financial landscape, and explains the personal history behind Crowded’s mission.
Read MoreAccording to John Stuckey, Senior Director, Product – Retail Solutions at FIS, a commitment to embedded finance and connectedness reflects FIS’s “very bullish” attitude to open banking and other integrated solutions.
Read MoreAccording to Kurtis Lin, Pinwheel’s CEO and Founder, the company’s work, including endeavors therein supported by Raj Date in an advisory role, help ensure that open banking as outlined in Section 1033 of the Dodd Frank Act actually comes to fruition.
Read MoreWhat strategies will banks adopt over the course open banking’s launch? And what new power dynamics will arise?
Read MoreWith regulatory changes impending, what can fintechs do to build out their products in open banking-friendly ways?
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