The company attributes its growth to significant changes in ownership, strategy, and product offerings over the past two years.

As the economy continues to evolve, the digitization trend will remain inexorable, and financial institutions must embrace it to remain relevant

The future of customer centricity in banking involves a combination of tech and business model transformation.

Digital-only banks have the potential to become the primary accounts for consumers, but they need to offer more than just basic banking services to thrive

As customer expectations change, BaaS presents a significant opportunity for banks to join the BaaS ecosystem, form new relationships with fintech firms, and create new revenue streams.

Lunar remains committed to its approach despite the turmoil in the financial markets, and investors want to help the company build a new financial ecosystem and deliver banking services in a whole new way.

According to EY, the transformation process should never end.

A new report from global financial advisory and fintech organization, deVere Group, reveals a 65% increase in the usage of fintech apps in 2022.

The latest celebrity to join the Klarna team is American media personality Paris Hilton.

Santander's increased in-credit interest rate on its 123 current account will benefit its customers, but savers should also consider other options in the market that offer higher interest rates and exclusive savings deals.

With the successful launch of the Wells Fargo Vantage platform, the bank is setting a new standard for commercial banking and demonstrating their commitment to serving the diverse needs of small and midsize businesses.

Revolut, the digital banking service with over 25 million customers worldwide, is now offering crypto staking to its customers in the U.K. and European Economic Area (EEA).

While other cities may outperform London in some metrics, the overall findings of the study make a strong case for the global adoption of cryptocurrencies.

A few unicorns have already cut their valuations, and layoffs are one way companies are "rightsizing to make their cash last even longer."

Despite the decline, the fintech industry's performance in 2022 still beats its performance from two years ago, with funding increasing by 52% compared to 2020.