Isabelle Castro is a Reporter at FinTech News. She covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, cybersecurity, privacy, and the evolving landscape of crypto and blockchain, while also exploring themes related to culture and society. Isabelle's work has been featured in FinTech News, Fintech Nexus, Future of Good, and Digital Frontier.
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Isabelle Castro's articles primarily focus on Fintech, including topics such as venture capital, open banking, and financial inclusion. She also covers a mix of finance & economy, crypto & blockchain, and business & industry themes.
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