Tag Archives: FinTech

FinTech In The Time Of Covid – The Latest

Self-isolation and working from home come easily to the team at Money&Co. We have a small team and, thanks to a super-conservative approach to risk analysis, we have a business that functions well, despite difficult conditions in a Covid world. Incidentally, that conservative approach to risk analysis means that the flow of loan offerings on […]

Cryptos Carry On In A Covid World – But Choose Carefully!

Virus or no virus, cryptocurrencies are still with us. Mind you, in this emerging asset class you really have to pick your crypto. Scams must be avoided. Crowdfundinsider has news on the OneCoin saga (fans of “The Missing Crypto Queen” podcast will not be surprised at this development). Judge Valerie Caproni has lifted the stay on a […]

FinTechs Seek To Grab Savings Market Share – Plus loan Latest

The convergence between mainstream finance and the alternative sector is a dynamic process. The mainstream has thrown a lot of money – often with painful consequences – at alternatives. On the other hand, entities such as challenger FinTech banks are entering the savings market. While platform lending is not directly comparable with savings accounts, the […]

Platform Loans – The New Kids On The Personal Investing Block

Call it platform lending, marketplace lending or peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, the loans facilitated in our sector are a new asset class. The novelty of platform lending has contributed to a classic case of the syndrome known as fear of the unknown. There have been some high-profile failures in the sector. The lesson we’ve learned from […]