The Fintech Times

The Fintech Times

Newspaper Publishing

London, England 60,851 followers

We report on the latest and brightest ideas from the fintech ecosystem as an authoritative and trusted voice. 

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The Fintech Times is a bold new media company daring to ask the tough questions about the rise of fintech.  We report on the latest and brightest ideas from the fintech ecosystem as an authoritative and trusted voice.  We focus on high-quality content and distribute it to our network helping our partners to achieve their goals.  Fintech as a definition started trending in recent years as the future of financial services, and of money itself. For those already in the know, this is not news. Fintech isn’t a business sector; it’s dozens of sectors. Everything from high street banks, investment companies, money transfer, FX, fintech is re-engineering these sectors into their next generation. And there are new kinds of businesses emerging: crowdfunding, peer2peer platforms, crypto currencies, AI and robo-advice... sectors that are digitally native, they didn’t exist before the internet. Fintech is about new companies, and new technologies for old companies. It’s about inventors and visionaries, and everyday people creating something new. It’s about your bank, your phone, and your job. And it’s about the future. Future, before it happens.

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http://www.thefintechtimes.com
Industry
Newspaper Publishing
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
London, England
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2015
Specialties
Publishing, Media Production, and Events

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    Welcome to Edition 56 of The Fintech Times! 📰 Fintechs across the globe are championing change in the financial world. However, their revolutionary ideas do not need to stop at financial offerings. Fintechs have the opportunity to drive significant social impact too. Within this issue of The Fintech Times, we delve into two topics that are not only timely, but also critical for the sustainable and ethical growth of the fintech industry: 'fintech for good' and 'diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)'. Also in this issue: ✅ Polly Jean Harrison, features editor at The Fintech Times, addresses ways to effectively implement DEI practices in fintech. ✅ Emma Kisby, CEO, EMEA at Cogo explores how big data and behavioural science can transform consumer habits to drive sustainable consumption and combat climate change. ✅ We hear from industry experts about how firms can balance profitability with purpose. ✅ In our CEO interview, we speak to Nadia Edwards-Dashti, co-founder and chief consumer officer at Harrington Starr about her commitment to enhancing DEI in the industry, as well as insights into her fintech recruitment career. ✅ Jessica O'Hare (Folster), VP of product at YouLend highlights how fintechs must take action to improve inclusivity. ✅ The Fintech Times chats to Stuart Rimmer MBE, about the importance of mental health awareness. ✅ ESG and the importance of digital hospitality for financial firms is discussed by Matt Ryan, chief transformation officer at Reef, Powered by Totem ✅ We explore how embedded finance can ensure the checkout experience becomes financially inclusive. ✅ Journalist Thomas Bleach reveals what the fintech industry can to make a difference in the climate crisis. ✅ Joanne Dewar, project lead at Project Nemo identifies 10 steps to making your fintech more inclusive and accessible. ✅ We put the spotlight on how SumUp and its initiatives in environmental conversation and social upliftment. ✅ Chantal Swainston, founder of The Heard on bringing more women in fintech and financial services into the spotlight. ✅ We review Ellie Duncan's book 'Open Banking and Financial Inclusion: Creating a Financial System That Provides Security and Equity' Jump into Edition 56 and read all about it! https://hubs.ly/Q02z68w20

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    The 3rd edition of the Nigeria Fintech Forum is here, themed; Building the Next Frontier for Nigeria's Fintech, scheduled for July, 25th, 2024 at the Civic Centre, Victoria Island Lagos, Nigeria. Expertise and insights will be shared across embedded finance, bank-fintech partnership, state of Nigeria’s fintech market, financial inclusion, payments trends, open banking, blockchain, financial fraud, customer experience amongst other focus discussions. Meet the line up of speakers who will help industry players stay at the forefront of trends shaping the future of Nigeria’s fintech markets. Be part of Nigeria’s leading gathering of banking, payments, fintech, e-commerce and telcos stakeholders. To register, please visit https://hubs.li/Q02HW8Mb0 now. Eventhive.ng

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    Chapter four of KARM Legal Consultants' new report, Fintech Legal Compass: A Ready Reckoner For FinTech Licensing, provides insightful analysis of the regulatory environments of the Republic of Turkey. From MEA to EU: KARM Legal Consultants’ latest industry report addresses regulatory frameworks for each country before diving into promising subsectors – stored value facilities, merchant acquiring and payment aggregation services, buy now, pay later (BNPL) and open banking – and how each region is responding to them. 🌍 Key Highlights: ✅The UAE is leading the FinTech revolution in MENA, hosting over 800 startups valued at USD 15.5 billion. ✅PSD3 will pave the way for enhanced use cases of Open Banking and Open Finance. ✅UAE, Bahrain, and KSA together have made the Middle East a conducive hub for retail payments and BNPL. Kabir Hastir Kumar, legal associate at KARM Legal Consultants, shared: “Fintech startups often find themselves lost in a labyrinth of regulations. Our report cuts through the complexity, offering a clear, concise roadmap for navigating varied market conditions and regulatory landscapes. It’s the compass every fintech innovator needs to stay ahead in this fast-paced industry." Gain further insights and explore a full regulatory breakdown of the Republic of Turkey by downloading the KARM ‘Fintech Legal Compass: A Ready Reckoner for Fintech Licensing’ report https://hubs.li/Q02HDYTx0. #fintechregulation #bnpl #regulation #openbanking #compliance

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