The longest running one-on-one interview show in all of fintech, since 2013
The longest running one-on-one interview show in all of fintech, since 2013
The longest running one-on-one interview show in all of fintech, since 2013
For more than a decade, Arjuna Costa has been at the forefront of building a more inclusive and fair financial system all around the world. His insights explain the progress we have made and how far we still have to go.
For people living paycheck to paycheck an unexpected expense can be devastating. But if you really have to have new tires on your car and you don’t have access to $1,000 or $1,500 maybe lease to own is your best option. Kafene is bringing a fresh fintech approach to this old category.
For consumer lenders today there is a wealth or riches when it comes to new credit infrastructure tools. Leading the movement for these new tools is Nova Credit.
David Metz stumbled on fintech almost by accident. But now, his company has created sophisticated technology for credit unions to help drive member loyalty with cash back rewards.
While every small business is unique most have very similar challenges: access to capital, finding the right to people and the right advice. Hello Alice is helping in all these areas.
Clair is one of the newer EWA companies and they have taken a decidedly different approach from others in the space. And they have big plans.
The franchise industry is unique. While the franchisees are often small businesses run by entrepreneurs, the franchisors they work with can be large businesses. It is an unusual space to underwrite when it comes to small business loans, so it requires unique expertise to do well.
The CEO and co-founder of Divvy Homes talks homeownership, why the existing mortgage model is broken, and how they are creating a completely new path for first-time homeowners.
While America remains the richest economy in the world it is also the one where it is the most expensive to be poor. I have written about overdraft fees before (here and here) and that is one of the real problems with the banking system that is holding people back that live paycheck to paycheck. But it is about more than overdrafts, it is about expensive bank accounts and payments that take too long to clear.
It is not easy to scale a marketplace lending business in a market the size of New Zealand, which has fewer people than Colorado. But Harmoney, the first peer to peer lender to be licensed in New Zealand, has originated more than NZ$1 billion in loans since launching five years ago.