FinTech is a specialized type of financial technology that uses new, emerging, and future innovations in applications, services, and processes to expand, enhance, automate, and scale the delivery of ...

Fintech, or "financial technology," is everywhere, especially in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. Banks and credit unions are upping their tech games.

Advancing technology has quickly worked its way into our portfolios and (mobile) wallets. Indeed, financial technology is growing at a healthy clip, with a whopping $112 billion invested in the ...

Indeed, financial technology is growing at a healthy clip, with a whopping $112 billion invested in the space in 2018, according to an industry report from consulting firm KPMG.

Fintech, the common-known name of financial technology, is used to describe new technology that seeks to improve and automate the delivery and use of financial services.

The protagonist of FinTech, which subdivides the functions provided by current financial institutions and uses technology to automate, realizes low-cost and high efficiency, is a new venture. On ...

Emerging technologies such as AI are helping financial firms stay compliant while navigating an increasing amount of regulatory requirements. RegTech is making it possible.

Indeed, financial technology is growing at a healthy clip, with a whopping $31 billion invested in the space in 2017, according to a recent industry report from consulting firm KPMG.