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
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.
The CEO of Pipe, Luke Voiles, discusses the fintech approach to small business lending and why it is so important to be in the payments flow.
The head of Funding Circle USA, Steve Allocca, talks small business lending, the SBA license, underwriting, loan demand, interest rates and more.
In this episode we talk with Evan Singer, the CEO of SmartBiz, about the state of small business lending today, what we learned from the PPP, how they partner with banks and more.
In this episode, we talk with Sam Bobley, the CEO and Co-founder of Ocrolus, the leader in intelligent document automation. They work with most of the fintech small business lenders and are expanding into consumer lending and mortgages.
In this episode we talk with Brock Blake, CEO, and Denada Ramnishta, Chief Growth Officer, of Lendio as they discuss small business lending and how banks have really upped their game since the pandemic.
In this podcast interview Eyal Lifshitz, the CEO and founder of BlueVine, talks about building a small business banking platform and provides a contrarian view of embedded finance.
More than any other vertical, the business lending space has gone through a transformation these past couple of years. And those companies providing digital lending solutions have seen interest in their services skyrocket.
The pandemic has had more impact on small business lending than probably any other vertical. While the PPP enabled many lenders to continue to lend and therefore stay in business that is now history. What the pandemic also did was that it demonstrated how robust lenders underwriting models were. This crisis has not effected all lenders equally with some lenders coming through this period in decent shape.
Mexico is becoming a hotbed of fintech innovation. The second largest economy in Latin America has seen a wave of innovative fintech companies launch in the last five years and fintech investors are taking notice. There is more VC money available today in Latin America than ever before which means the leaders in the industry are becoming almost as well capitalized as their northern neighbors.