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What is the Finfare ecosystem?

Based out of Irvine—a vibrant tech hub in Southern California—Finfare was established in December 2021. The company’s goal is clear: to build an ecosystem that …

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The Impact of Alternative Lending in Small Business Financing   

Alternative lending is an excellent option to get extra capital outside bank loans. Read more about its impact on small businesses. 
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Fintech Outsourcing Philippines: Cynergy BPO – Powering the World’s Leading Neo and Challenger Banks

In the fast-paced world of financial technology (fintech), innovation and disruption are reshaping the very ...
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DKK Partners – Solving Real Industry Problems in FX?

In 2019 Khalid Talukder and Dominic Duru started thinking about creating DKK. By 2022 the ...
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FinTech Scotland represents over 100 companies, the vast majority of which have been trading for less than five years. Twenty were started in just the past year, with many continuing to expand despite the disruption of the pandemic. The cluster has also received high levels of public funding, including a £22.5m investment by the UK Global Open Finance Centre for Excellence in July, and support from the Scottish Investment Bank.
Fintech startups with local roots include TransferWise and Monese (both have development centres in Estonia), while Skype (developed using Estonian brainpower) and Tallinn-headquartered transport platform Bolt are among the other tech-based companies whose names are loudly hailed by Estonia enthusiasts.
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