| Thinking âDifferentlyâ Than Ant, Pintec Makes Its Post-IPO Plans After raising $44M in its Nasdaq IPO last week, Chinaâs Pintec Technologyâs CEO William Wei and President Zhou Jing say the companyâs next priority is more. More capabilities to its FinTech platforms for Chinese banks and corporates, and more new consumer ecosystems globally that use its platform assets. In this weekâs Monday Conversation, Wei and Jing tell Karen Webster why that means thinking differently than other big Chinese FinTech platforms, namely Ant Financial. |
| Mapping Fraudâs DNA The fraud ecosystem is global and sophisticated. However, like the human genome, itâs mappable, given the right technology and expertise. Feedzai Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer Paulo Marques talks with Karen Webster about how âsequencingâ fraudâs DNA helps defeat fraud before it harms consumers and companies. |
| Auto-Tracking Road Warrior Employees As The Wheels Go âRound With regulation comes innovation. So it is, says Danielle Lackey, Motusâ chief legal officer, with new state regs regarding business mileage reimbursement and the need for employers to reimburse appropriately. Itâs a space, she tells PYMNTS, where new auto-capture technology solutions are here to play â and stay. |
| | Big Tech And Innovation | | Seven Big Threats Facing Seven Big Tech And Payments Players This Halloween The scariest thing for big tech this Halloween isnât the little goblin at their door asking for candy on Halloween night. Itâs the conversations between now and the end of the year about the scary things that could make or break its 2019. Karen Webster offers her take what could keep seven of the biggest players in payments, tech and commerce wide awake as they take the next 60 days to wrap their strategies for the year to come. |
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