Week in Digital Wealth

By Christopher Robbins This week in digital wealth we have some new practice management...

By Christopher Robbins This was a very busy week in digital wealth. In the banking world, BankiFi took...

By Gregory Bilecki TWIDW 4/4/22: Russia and Ukraine updates, Senator Warren is starting to worry...

Just when it looked like the summer doldrums were upon us, Square saved the day, announcing a blockbuster deal in the buy now, pay later space. It is yet another sign that fintech continues to disrupt traditional payments. In addition, international M&A is afoot while the IPO pipeline continues to grow.

Fintech CEOs must be keeping their New Year resolutions close to the vest. Nevertheless, we still rounded up the latest happenings across the industry, including how banks are responding to the spread of the omicron variant.

By Christopher Robbins Just as volatility, recession and inflation have become part of the...

By Christopher Robbins In this week’s Advisor Tech Talk column, we discussed how the...

Fintechs continue to grab the spotlight on a global stage as venture capital chases startups and the pipeline continues to grow for more mature companies to list in the public markets, mostly through SPACs. The pace of deals does not appear to be slowing down as fintech billionaires are minted overseas while Asia and Latin America seek to raise their profile for tech innovation. The Robinhood of Pakistan’s investment app is one of two fintech related rounds just announced. And millennials are fueling a transformation in banks to a more digitized business model. Let’s dive in.

By Christopher Robbins This week in digital wealth, we have several fundraising announcements, partnerships...

Facebook is now Meta. Fiserv is doing its part to bolster crypto mainstream adoption among consumers and merchants. Fintechs are coming to America for their IPOs. Mark Cuban’s NBA team is going further down the bitcoin rabbit hole, and Visa is in the hot seat with regulators.