Daniel Lanyon is the Editor-in-Chief at AltFi, with a background in journalism that includes positions at publications such as The Times, Reuters, and BBC World Service. He focuses on fintech and financial innovation, covering topics such as venture capital, banking technology, and the latest developments in the fintech industry.
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New fintech competitor on the block Zing launched earlier this week thanks to a host of hires from some of the most successful disruptors
![[EXCLUSIVE] Exclusive: HSBC's new fintech app Zing built on Monese's platform](https://images.ctfassets.net/2chiqpnroeav/ZEgkTBwKzMRRevy56zmMv/3a83c3d1be9d863c357f3b05c97ae19a/app_and_card.png)
By: Daniel Lanyon
Zing was launched by HSBC last week, with more than a little help from Monese's tech and talent
After a sharp global pullback in venture capital from the second half of 2022, venture capital is now back above pre-pandemic levels in the UK
By: Daniel Lanyon
The UAE and Hong Kong were last year's fastest growing fintech hubs but the US and UK still dominate
The social platform formerly known as Twitter wants to become a financial super-app, among other things
Payments fintech Lemonway has reached profitability after a twelve-month period that saw revenues double to reach €32m in 2023 (from €16m in 2022).
Fintech underwent a tough period in the first half of 2023 followed by a tentative and budding recovery in the second half Here's what investors are expecting this year
The UK financial regulator has fired shots across the bows of a number of fintechs offering equity crowdfunding and peer-to-peer lending
By: Daniel Lanyon
A push for profitability in 2023 has brought about a surge in revenue generation for one of Europe's leading neobanks
By: Daniel Lanyon, Tom Eckett
All Franklin Templeton ETFs offered to trade on the neobrokers No ETFs to show.
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