2022: The year of fintech job cuts
FinTech Futures takes a look back at a bruising year of job cuts in fintech.
FinTech Futures takes a look back at a bruising year of job cuts in fintech.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Plaid CEO Zach Perret told employees “our pace of cost growth outstripped our pace of revenue growth”.
The data access agreement will remove the need for credential sharing, enhancing security and privacy.
Current’s platform API enables fintechs to build embedded financial services solutions quickly and easily.
The acquisition completes the customer onboarding experience, says Plaid CEO.
CEO Zach Perret says its new backers are “storied companies”.
The plaintiffs alleged Plaid stored and used bank account information without consent.
Core banking provider says deal will improve a range of identity processes for customers.
US Bank customers will use Plaid APIs to connect to third party services.
“Mobile banking is no longer the realm of start-ups”.
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US fintechs have enjoyed a wealth of VC interest since the Plaid-Visa deal hit headlines.
The incubator is looking to accept just three-to-five start-ups.
The two had initially intended to close the deal by June 2020.
Despite COVID-19, the financial sector has still enjoyed some notable M&A deals.
US regulator files lawsuit against Visa, accusing it of monopolistic tactics.
The bank claims Plaid is violating its trademark and tricking customers into handing over data.
The integration will streamline the initiation of ACH transfers.
Buy now, pay later fintech joins Plaid network.
The UK’s CMA is looking into potential anti-competitive implications.
A look back at some of the biggest deals this past quarter.
Consolidation is now becoming synonymous with standardisation – breeding competition.
It’s working towards issuing tokens that send third parties a narrow range of data in a secure form.
Bank account connectivity firm finds something similar in the US.
US app provider now valued at a juicy $2.65 billion.
Enabling account holders to safely share their financial data with third-party fintech applications.
Shy US app provider expands to Canada.