Fintech
Silicon Valley Bank served about half of all startups. As fintechs seek out new bank relationships, here are some of the things they are looking for.
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Challenger banks MoneyLion, Acorns and Moves are partnering with "taxtech" companies to extend free or low-cost filing help to customers.
April 3 -
Companies like U.S. Bancorp have found ways to apply the information they use to serve thin-file applicants to small-business owners and other borrowers.
March 24
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The North Carolina bank's venture capital arm has recently taken stakes in two early-stage companies, including one aimed at helping independent pharmacists, after cashing out on two others last year.
March 22 -
Some cities and states are making employers disclose salary ranges in job ads. This could make recruiting top talent harder for startups with lower pay scales.
March 17 -
Leaders said the value of learning about emerging technologies outweighs a tighter economic environment.
March 16 -
Mercury, NorthOne and other challenger banks that serve small business owners are seeing a boost from SVB's collapse. But the effects may be short-lived.
March 14 -
Observers say that most other banks with an overlapping customer base are in a better place than SVB to manage the risks.
March 13 -
The abrupt downfall of Silicon Valley Bank prompted investors to question whether other banks that hold tech-related deposits could also be at risk. But one analyst said there could be opportunities for banks to add deposits from customers of the failed bank.
March 10 -
True Digital and TechPassport help banks assess and monitor fintech vendors and partners.
March 8
