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How Fintech Partnerships Actually Work: Banks, BaaS, and Distribution
Chime has 22 million customers. It offers checking accounts, savings accounts, a debit card, and direct deposit. It looks like a bank. It markets like a
Risk & Regulation
PCI DSS Compliance Explained: What Every Product Team Needs to Know
In December 2013, attackers installed malware on Target's point-of-sale systems and stole 40 million credit card numbers over 19 days. The breach cost Target
Risk & Regulation
RegTech Explained: How Technology Is Automating Financial Compliance
Compliance Is Eating Financial Services The global financial services industry spends over $270 billion annually on compliance. That figure, from LexisNexis Risk Solutions and corroborated by
Risk & Regulation
KYC and Identity Verification: The Technology Behind Know Your Customer
Every Financial Relationship Starts With a Question: Who Are You? Before a bank opens your account, before a fintech issues your card, before a payment processor
Risk & Regulation
Anti-Money Laundering for Executives: What You Actually Need to Know
The Most Expensive Compliance Problem in Financial Services Anti-money laundering compliance is, by a wide margin, the largest regulatory cost burden in global financial services. LexisNexis
payments
Embedded Finance Explained: Why Every Company Wants to Be a Bank
The Premise Is Simple. The Implications Are Not. Shopify lends money to its merchants. Uber issues debit cards to its drivers. Amazon extends credit to its
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