In this week’s PeerIQ Industry Update they cover the growing turmoil in the markets due to the spread of coronavirus...
Fintechs PayPal and Intuit were the first two non-bank lenders to be approved to lend through the Small Business Association’s...
As the sun sets on 2020 and we look back at this past year nearly everything is viewed through the...
In his weekly Forbes column Ron Shevlin of Cornerstone Advisors wonders if Intuit is the best fit to buy Credit...
This week, we look at:
Embedded finance as a growing theme with the $10B Affirm IPO and Stripe's launch of Treasury
The customer types that each of these firms is attempting to convert into their product, and what this tells us about economic growth
A framework for understanding the emerging value chain of digital finance, and the role of platforms and marketplaces
It was reported over the weekend that PayPal and Intuit gained approval to lend through the Small Business Administration’s Paycheck...
The year has started out strongly for fintech M&A with four significant deals announced in just the first two months;...
Here are the most read news stories from our daily newsletter today: OCC chief expects SWIFT-like bank-to-blockchain connections in 3...
Wells Fargo is teaming up with Intuit which will allow customers to import account information via an API with Intuit products such as QuickBooks; we've recently seen banks opening up their data to empower customers to share their data with third parties; Brett Pitts, head of digital and virtual channels said in a prepared statement, "This agreement creates a much better experience for our shared customers, gives them greater control over their financial data, and enhances the efficiency of the data-sharing process." Source
Back in 2009 Intuit bought Mint, the popular personal finance aggregation tool for $170 million; since then, the service hasn’t...
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