article thumbnail

2017 Innovators to Watch: 44 Executives Shaping the Future of Banking

Bank Innovation

2017 was a tumultuous year, but despite some stops and starts, innovation in finance is only gaining more momentum.

article thumbnail

Bank Innovation’s Picks for Top 5 Trends in Fintech in 2017

Bank Innovation

EXCLUSIVE — The year of 2017 has been marked with more than a few good and not-so-good trends: but we’ll stick to fintech.

Trends 352
Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

U.S. Bank Wants To Remove Passwords From Login in 2017

Bank Innovation

Bank, recognizing that, has set a target: removing passwords “altogether” from the login process in 2017, according to Jason Witty, the Read More. Biometrics and behavioral analytics are taking over banking apps for good, and U.S.

Analytics 333
article thumbnail

Blockchain Starts 2017 With A Bang

PYMNTS

PYMNTS examines the data surrounding the latest developments of blockchain, already off to a speedy start in 2017. That figure is expected to increase in 2017 and beyond. In 2017, Wyre said, blockchain technology offers the opportunity to reduce both of those metrics. and China accumulated in 2015 alone. reports noted.

article thumbnail

Four Fintechs Eyeing IPO in 2017

Bank Innovation

The fintech world has been going through a sort of an IPO freeze recently. The headwinds created by certain fintechs this year (looking at you, LendingClub) didn’t help much either. Venture capital funding continued to fall in the third quarter, according to data from KPMG Enterprise and CB Insights. Global financing Read More.

Fintech 288
article thumbnail

What’s the State of Banking Innovation in 2017?

Bank Innovation

What is the state of banking innovation today? Each year, we poll the industry to find out. Fintech funding has grown tougher for startups, but banks’ balance sheets are looking stronger– what does it mean for innovation?

article thumbnail

Judge To Decide Whether Uber Can Operate In London

PYMNTS

Bloomberg News reported that Transport for London (TfL) will stay neutral and let the court decide whether Uber can operate in its biggest European market. Citing that Uber was unfit to hold a license, TfL suspended the company’s operations last November. In a filing for a court hearing on Friday (Aug.