Wells Fargo invests in DadeSystems, Grab talks Southeast Asia’s SMB credit gap, and TractManager explores coronavirus’s impact on hospital supply chains
| | | | BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS EDITION | | Coronavirusâs Potential To Change Healthcare Supply Chains Forever The coronavirus is putting pressure on healthcare providersâ sourcing, procurement and supply chain management activities at a time when hospitalsâ wasted spend is through the roof. TractManagerâs Dee Donatelli and Mark S. Kestner discuss the immediate impacts of a global health crisis on hospital procurement and the potential for some of those impacts to yield permanent change in the field. |
| Open Banking/Fintech Collaboration |
| What Open Banking Means For China, Challenger Banks And SMBs As banks and FinTechs increasingly wield open banking frameworks to improve their small business experiences, data sharing arrangements continue to disrupt the broader finserv market. This week's look at the ecosystem finds China dipping its toes in open banking, U.K. challenger banks finding boosted competition and FinTechs sharing data to strengthen their SMB offerings. |
| | PODCAST: SMB Lending | | Grab: How Alt Data Is Closing Southeast Asiaâs $175B SMB Credit Gap With traditional banks unable to fill Southeast Asiaâs $175 billion small business funding gap, tech firms like ridesharing and food delivery platforms are stepping in. Grabâs Head of Lending and Finance Ankur Mehrotra tells Karen Webster about the opportunity to wield driver and merchant data to understand borrower diversity, repayment behavior and shifting risk profiles â in ways that a thin credit profile canât offer. |
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