How a Fintech Called Save Offers Banks Cheap Deposits and Depositors Big Returns
An FDIC-insured bank account with an 8% interest rate? Here's how the fintech, Save, seeks to earn its place next to traditional CDs.
An FDIC-insured bank account with an 8% interest rate? Here's how the fintech, Save, seeks to earn its place next to traditional CDs.
Fintech cooperation is growing, but look out for 'community fintechs.' And 'embedded fintech' could outshine 'embedded banking.'
Fintech lenders, payment specialists and neobanks could make attractive acquisitions. But it's bank buyer beware, not an M&A spree.
Fintechs and third-party solution providers are speeding the development of new business models in banking through collaborative innovation.
Building its own interactive 3D ecosystem gives a tech-savvy community bank potential entrée to over 5 million potential customers.
A new fintech partnership enables sellers to finance their Amazon marketing through a 'pay-as-you-sell' approach.
Difficult economic conditions favor Dave's unusual overdraft model. The challenge is how to keep innovating but also generate returns.
Successfully transplanting a fintech into a bank environment may take more than cash. Cultural fit is more important than ever.
The banking industry is growing more gender inclusive. Still, how many female fintech founders have you seen? Not many, suggests BMO Harris Bank's Niamh Kristufek and Andrew Harrison who emphasize how investing in female founders is critical.
Cross River is a bank and a BaaS provider, coupled with a venture firm to tie it together. Here are the trends its leaders are investing in.
Partnering with — or acquiring — fintechs is a key part of how business banking is evolving, but tech must be paired with traditional skills.
Banks that invest in digital banking transformation and a skilled workforce will be prepared for times of economic uncertainty.
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You can be big and diversified or small and hyper-focused, a World Bank report proclaims, but life in the middle may not work much longer.
Formerly foes, fintechs now can be a lifeline through partnerships that enable banks to deliver banking-as-a-service and embedded finance.
Legacy technology inevitably hinders innovation for most banks and credit unions. The old playbook does not work.
The OakNorth neobank+fintech model confirms that banking and technology are increasingly inseparable. It may prove to be a template.
To avoid ceding the fast-growing buy now, pay later market to a few aggressive fintechs, banks should focus on partnering and niche markets.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finally takes its ability to examine fintechs off the back burner. What it means for banks.
Digital banking features, crypto and sustainability are luring Millennials and Gen Z away from banks and into the arms of fintechs.
The tech giant's startup acquisition could enhance credit card penetration in the U.S. and beyond while improving Apple Pay engagement.
Change won't wait for digital laggards, yet many banks and credit unions still aren't focused on answering fintech and neobank innovation.
Money poured into fintechs through 2021, prompting banks to respond with investments in both R&D and directly in fintechs themselves.
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