More FIs servicing cannabis businesses, Seed talks FinServ’s hustle to keep pace with SMBs and NY Fed begins long search for next president.
| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | Have We Reached The Push Payments Inflection Point?
Giving consumers instant access to money owed them is no longer an option â and doesnât require new payments rails to make it happen today, says Ingo Money CEO, Drew Edwards. Edwards tells Karen Webster that push payments have reached an inflection point â and have become much more significant strategically than bowing to consumer demands to be paid faster. Businesses on the wrong side of the inflection point, Edwards said, risk losing ground, possibly forever to those who have made it a part of how they do business. Here are his seven reasons why.
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| Corporates Continue To Develop Their Blockchain Plans As Expectations Rise
There is a lot of potential in blockchain: analysts say the industry will be valued at $7.7 billion by 2022, and more corporates and banks are stepping in to explore the technology. But a look at recent surveys assessing how the enterprise plans to act on those blockchain expectations suggests 2018 will be more about making plans, not yet executing them.
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| | SMB Banking | | SMBs Are Evolving Quickly â Can FinServ Keep Up?
It's never been easier to start a small business â and, perhaps, never been more difficult to access the right financial services. That's largely because SMBs are evolving quickly, going digital, and changing the very meaning of small business owner â from entrepreneur to freelancer to gig worker. Seed CEO Brian Merritt tells PYMNTS his thoughts on what the financial services space, banks and FinTechs alike, have to do to keep up with the pace of change. Read More... |
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