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Why fintech should think beyond banking the unbankable

Fintech may be the key to solving the world's biggest problems, and it starts with turning our global economic model on its head.

Mergers & Acquisitions

Fintech M&A slows down: should the industry be worried?

The early hype around fintech may have subsided, but this isn't cause for concern, according M&A experts and fintech entrepreneurs.

News

Report: Fintech innovators set to eclipse banks in winning over customers

Some 56 per cent more payments will flow via fintech companies than banks by 2020, a new study has predicted.

Alternative Finance for Business

MarketInvoice plans to double lending to £2bn

P2P invoice lender MarketInvoice aims for aggressive growth in 2017.

Alternative Finance for Business

Why artificial intelligence is now a priority for UK fintech start-ups

Three key trends in fintech you should know about, from an increased interest in artificial intelligence, to closer collaboration between start-ups and established financial services companies.

Entrepreneurs

DueDil launches API integration to automate on-boarding

DueDil expands to new European markets and launches new API integration to make customer on-boarding for clients faster.

Alternative Finance for Business

‘Neo-bank’ start-up reaches 100K customers

Pockit is now the first 'neo-bank' in the UK to hit the 100,000 customer milestone, overtaking three of its industry peers, Monzo, Atom and Tandem – combined.

Banking

1 in 3 adults will rely on mobile banking by 2020

With the number of mobile banking logins now exceeding that of internet banking logins in many markets, banks need to prepare for the app economy.

Technology

Just Eat invests £3.5m in Flypay

The customer experience platform solves the 'too many cooks' problem facing the hospitality sector's digital offerings.

Mergers & Acquisitions

Why fintech may be the answer to the M&A slowdown

Global M&A activity was 18 per cent lower in the first quarter of 2016 than in the same period last year, but despite concerns over profitability, a survey of finance directors by Thomson Reuters Legal reveals optimism over the future of fintech

News

DueCourse secures the largest fintech investment seen outside of London

The cloud-based invoice financing service secures £6.25 million in equity and debt from business angels, including the founders and investors of Zoopla, LoveFilm, TransferWise and LinkedIn

Banking

Where will the Uberification of banking leave advisers?

With bank branches closing all over the UK, an Uber for banking could be the future. Are bank tellers and advisers going the way of the switchboard operators and town criers of yesteryear?

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