Once small startup Pinwheel raised a $50M series B at a $500 million valuation, all in the name of helping partners turn the paycheck-to-paycheck lifestyle into an outdated past.
Many of these firms have aimed to go public in the vague "end of 2021/ early 2022/ when we have enough money" time frame while participating in increasingly rare-letter funding rounds.
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After they famously imploded in March 2023, you could be forgiven for thinking that Silicon Valley Bank's fintech business was done. Not so.
This time last year SVB was still the go-to bank for fintech companies, with the vast majority of venture-backed firms as clients. That changed in March.
Mexican fintech Cometa raised $5 million in a seed round to cater financial services to education institutions in Mexico.
After the FTX crash rocked the crypto world, Brazil was one of the fastest nations to adapt to the new scenario. Now what's next?
Nubank announced it was no longer serving its clients with investment advisory, cutting its headcount by 40.
According to a recent Experian report, more than 70% of businesses say preventing fraud is their top concern.
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"Rigid lending infrastructure is a severe hindrance to many of today's best-known lenders," said Eddie Oistacher, Peach co-founder and CEO.