
US Bank Regulator Warns of Crisis Risk from Fintech Proliferation
Major US banking regulator, Michael Hsu, acting Comptroller of the Currency, warned that the proliferation and rise of fintechs and digital banking services could spur

Major US banking regulator, Michael Hsu, acting Comptroller of the Currency, warned that the proliferation and rise of fintechs and digital banking services could spur

E-commerce growth in the United States has slowed down after surging during the pandemic, showing meager, single-digit growth over the past four quarters. The proportion

Gary Gensler, the Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, suggested that he would be in favor of Congress giving the SEC’s “sister” regulator –

Back in early 2000, a nascent PayPal – pre-merger with Elon Musk’s X.com – led by two of its founders – Luke Nosek and David

GoTo, the Indonesian e-commerce and technology company, recently acquired PT Kripto Maksima Koin, a local crypto exchange, in an effort to diversify its assets. For

Pinduoduo, the China-based e-commerce giant, launched its US online shopping site which represents its largest overseas push to date. The new website is called Temu,

Alloy, a New York company that helps banks and fintechs make better fraud and risk management decisions, has raised $52 million. Leading the funding was

Spreedly, the well known payments orchestration platform, and PPRO, a leading provider of digital payments infrastructure, have partnered to provide a broad selection of localized

Yolt, a leading UK-based, open banking platform, was permanently closed down by parent company ING Bank. Following a review of Yolt’s performance, the Dutch banking
