Fintech News Issue #241 October 31st, 2019

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a business associate, or just a regular employee with an increased interest towards anything finance-related, keeping up with financial technology trends is probably something you enjoy doing.

It’s expensive to participate in the mainstream financial system if you’re poor.

Fintech entrepreneurs in this area are providing both solutions towards individuals as well as offer full traceability of financial transactions to Nonprofits or Aid Organisations.

Financial technology can teach a wide range of people how to make the most out of their money.

This conference will demonstrate how you can re-engineer processes and exploit the full potential of SAP's finance automation solutions - from Invoice-to-Pay and Cash Management to Intelligent Robotics and AI - to improve existing workflows and the overall performance of your finance operations.

This two day event will explore how leading organizations, with the help of SAP, are building robust security measures to safeguard against risks, such as downtime or loss of data.

Walmart announced today an expansion of its existing relationship with financial services provider Green Dot, which will continue to serve as the issuing bank and program manager for the Walmart MoneyCard program for another seven years.

To achieve the middle ground between innovation and regulation, RBI’s proposed first-of-a-kind regulatory sandbox for FinTech start-ups offers the right kind of boost needed to help this industry achieve its potential.

Fintech is disrupting the financial industry and the blockchain development companies in this sector have a major advantage going forward.

Fintech AI firms have raised a total of $648,662,773 over the past five years. In other words, fintech companies leveraging artificial intelligence have raised on average roughly $355,431 per day over the last half-decade.

Not long ago, blockchain technology was touted as a way to track tuna, bypass banks, and preserve property records. Reality has proved a much tougher challenge.

Fintech used to be a local game. Increasingly, fintechs are taking a global stance.

The mass adoption of mobile payments both online and in-store has paved the way for a tech savvy population that is leap frogging the banking system to access financial services.

Selling service helps companies earn steady revenue and expand with no major investment