Jack Storrs is a journalist writing for FinTech Collective, covering topics related to finance, technology, and the intersection of the two. With a focus on providing insights into the latest developments in the fintech industry, Jack's articles explore the impact of regulatory changes, market trends, and the innovative solutions being adopted by financial institutions and startups.
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London based credit technology company raised £800m in growth funding led by GSR Ventures and Hambro Perks.
Amsterdam based securities lending technology company raised $8m in Series A funding led by Dialectic Capital Management.
Utah based accounting software company raised $35m in Series B funding led by Ten Coves Capital and Ankona Capital.
France based real estate data management company raised €100m in growth funding led by Aareon.
New York based couples financial planning app raised $5m in Seed funding from investors including Inovia Capital and Garage Capital.
Texas based spend management company raised $1.2m in Seed funding led by Fritz-Pak Corp.
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Getting trained in artificial intelligence is now part of being hired. While new hires will get a crash course, AI is currently helping the bank in two ways: improving revenue growth and saving time.
By: Jack Storrs
A new class of startups is setting up shop in NYC instead of Silicon Valley, hoping to tap its concentration of businesses ready to buy AI applications.
By: Jack Storrs
The CFPB is looking to improve ‘competition, choice and affordability' in credit reporting costs and other mortgage closing costs. Mortgage lenders have told the bureau that costs for credit reports and scores have increased by as much as 400% since 2022.
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