Melinda Huspen covers technology for American Banker and is based in New York, NY. Previously, she was a business reporting intern with Digital Insurance via the Dow Jones News Fund. She is a graduate of Fordham University with a major in communications/journalism and a minor in business.
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Plenty, a finance app for couples, shifted from subscriptions to an investment advisory fee-based model to differentiate from other couples-focused fintechs.
February 13 -
The digital banking software provider recently received $160 million in funding and hopes to grow its bank client list as it upgrades product offerings.
February 10 -
Banks are expecting increased M&A activity across the financial sector, but are concerned about acquisition by credit unions and tech integration challenges.
February 7 -
Desmond will be succeeding Pierre Naudé in leading the bank technology provider.
February 4 -
The company's software automatically monitored and negotiated bank fees on customers' behalf, with recent expansions into buy now/pay later bill management.
January 31 -
More than 80% of bankers surveyed said they increased their tech budgets to invest more in security, data analytics and AI.
January 30 -
Truth.Fi will offer ETFs, cryptocurrencies and crypto-related securities.
January 29 -
A partnership with fintech Apiture will give the bank new online and mobile banking services by the end of 2025.
January 28 -
Executives at JPMorgan Chase, BNY and others discussed whether AI will kill jobs and how to work with fintechs at the World Economic Forum annual meeting.
January 23 -
Quicken Business & Personal will help entrepreneurs manage their personal and business accounts on one platform by aggregating financial data from banks.
January 17
