FINTECH
How Digital Banks Are Breaking Up Latin America's Finance Monopolies
Banks have enjoyed decades of monopolistic control in Latin America.
This Trader Plans to Electrify Wall Street
Iseult “Izzy” Conlin, 32, is bringing a tech-friendly sensibility and fresh style to corporate bond trading.
Post a Selfie? Get Banned for a Whole Week
Social media has become a weapon for one-upmanship, so it’s time to ban selfies and save lives.
He Wants You to Invest in Real Estate for as Little as $1
Scott Picken wants the 99 percent to have the same investment tricks as those at the top.
He's Bringing Text Message Trading to Southern Africa
Collen Tapfumaneyi’s innovative platforms are helping democratize the stock market in Zimbabwe.
Four Stock Investing Apps That Don’t Require Much Capital
Robo-investing and micro-investing let novices and experts alike earn money with smaller investments.
The Financier Using Artificial Intelligence to Help Make Loans to Migrants
Frédéric Nze co-founded Oakam to help the financially excluded access credit — not an easy task.
Why Europe's Fintech Firms Are Making a Beeline to This Continent
Europe’s fintech majors are eyeing the possibility of rapid growth in Asia.
Why 20 Million Americans Should File for Bankruptcy
A whopping number of Americans would benefit from filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy.
Digital Savings Tools Give Nigerian Banks a Run for Their Money
Inflation-weary Nigerian millennials are turning to a series of digital savings platforms rather than banks.
When Katty Met Carlos
From the BBC and OZY comes a fresh perspective on the debate about America’s future as a nation and its relation to the world during the 2020 US election.
Technifing the Way We Handle Money
Do you consider your bank to be a tech company? Tell us what you think.
Your Brother in Congo Needs Cash Fast? She’s Got an App for That
Tania Mukwamu founded MaxiCash to allow users anywhere in the world to send money to people in DRC, South Africa and counting.
