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TLDR: Dun & Bradstreet recognized BFSI & FinTech companies in India. The summit focused on industry game changers and trends. India’s financial services industry is evolving rapidly, with digital disruption reshaping the

TLDR: Jessica Sun recounts her experience working in the crypto industry. She highlights lack of professionalism, ghosting, and dishonesty as key reasons she will never work in crypto again. In her article,

Summary of Fintech Article TLDR: A survey shows that only 47% of earning women in metro cities make financial decisions independently. Women are urged to learn more about finances, get their investments

TLDR: Women are underrepresented in the FinTech sector, particularly in senior roles. Payrow, a FinTech company in the UK, is actively promoting gender diversity and increasing female representation in the industry. In

TLDR: Indian B2B Software-as-a-Service fintech Perfios secures an $80 million investment from Teachers’ Venture Growth (TVG). The investment will be used to strengthen global presence and tap into growth opportunities. Perfios, with

TLDR: Neobanks are challenging traditional banking with digital offerings Here are the top 10 neobanks worldwide In this article, we explore the top 10 neobanks from around the world, including standout organizations

Delta Data Acquiring Fintech Firm Phoenix Systems TLDR: Delta Data acquires fintech firm Phoenix Systems to expand its solutions in the pooled fund sector, solidifying its position as an industry leader. This

“`html TLDR: Stripe surpassed $1 trillion in payment volumes in 2023, driven by institutional adoption and partnerships with industry giants like Zara, Ford, and URBN. The company’s emphasis on billing, tax services,

TLDR: Visa and Mastercard are increasing their presence in Africa by funding startups, launching accelerator programs, and investing in telecom companies to stay relevant in the growing digital payment market. In 2023,

TLDR: The UK fintech sector is facing potential changes with the upcoming general election and Labour Party’s plan for financial services. Potential shifts in regulations and international collaborations could impact the industry.