Are smaller startups ready for big tech entering the FinTech space?

Are smaller startups ready for big tech entering the FinTech space?

Big tech firms already control what people watch, buy and find online. Now, some of them are trying the waters of FinTech.

QuantUniversity Fintech Bootcamp – Day 2


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#BostonFintechWeek2019
Lecture 2
– Insurtech
– AI & ML in Finance

Slides here: https://www.slideshare.net/QuantUniversity/fintech-day-2-final

TOP 7 FINTECH TRENDS IN 2022 | Tech Tuesday Ep. 78


These are seven key trends we are seeing in fintech in 2022. Probably the most important trend is number seven as it has the biggest potential impact on the industry and your product.

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TIMELINE:
00:00 Introduction
00:45 Biometric security
02:14 Digital wallets
03:39 Internet of Things
04:45 Robotic Process Automation
05:57 Blockchain
07:42 Neobanks
09:06 Regulation
10:52 Conclusion

Beyond Fintech Webinar: Fundraising for Fintechs


“Beyond Fintech” series are brought by Eleven Ventures as part of the Visa Innovation Program and look into what lays ahead of payments, authentication, traditional banking, investment opportunities, lending and more. The goal of the webinars is to bring together people from the banking and fintech sectors and provide them with insights from some of the frontrunners in the industry.

The second edition of the “Beyond Fintech” series will dig deep into the topic of Fundraising for fintechs and will connect prominent investors from the region and abroad.

— The speaker line-up —
– Maximilian Schausberger, Managing Director @ Elevator Ventures
– Perry Blacher, Partner @ Augmentum Fintech
– Myrto Papathanou, Partner @ Metavallon VC
– Mehmet Atici, Principal @ Earlybird Venture Capital

Moderator: Daniel Tomov, Partner @ Eleven Ventures

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The Visa Innovation Program, powered by Eleven, aims to tailor startups’ product to the needs of banks and other merchants from within Visa’s vast network. The equity-free program shall allow you to shorten the sales cycle to potential clients and help you launch pilot projects with them through the help of international fintech experts, successful entrepreneurs, like-minded peers and access to Visa’s latest technology, know-how and industry insights.
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The Secret Chinese Company That Owns Everything


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The INSANE story of Tencent – a controversial MagnatesMedia business movie looking at one of the most valuable companies in the world. This business has many accusations against it – from being used for surveillance and censorship, to anti-competitive monopolistic business strategies & crushing the competition. It’s a crazy rags to riches entrepreneurial story, going from only $1000 and the brink of bankruptcy to becoming one of the richest most powerful companies ever. This is the rise and fall of a business empire. This is the untold history of Tencent.

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If you look at the world’s most valuable companies, you won’t be surprised to find the likes of Apple, Microsoft, and Google. But one name does stand out: Tencent. The company is worth more than the likes of Facebook, Mastercard, and Samsung, and yet if you asked the majority of people what Tencent does, you’d be met with a confused look. The truth, is that Tencent does everything. Because whilst Tecent’s mascot is a friendly-looking penguin – a more accurate animal to embody this conglomerate would be a giant octopus, with tentacles reaching into almost every industry you can think of, all over the world. Whether you realize it or not, you almost certainly use products or services Tencent is involved with.

However in Tencent’s home country of China, it’s a very different story; everyone is aware that Tencent dominates their lives. And that’s because in China, Tencent has achieved the seemingly impossible: one app to rule them all. Tencent created an app called WeChat that’s been dubbed ‘the everything app’ because almost all of China’s 1.4 billion population use this app for an average of 4 hours every day, more than the average American user spends on all social media apps combined.

And the reason people in China use WeChat so much is because it’s basically every app you can think of rolled into one. Its essentially Facebook, PayPal, Whatsapp, Netflix, Google, Spotify, Uber, Yelp, Tinder, Zoom, YouTube, Deliveroo, Amazon and lots lots more all in one single app. You pay your bills through it, call your friends through it, and essentially live your entire life through it. However one single company having access to literally all your data – from your exact location to your entire bank history to every message and call and search you’ve ever made – it’s a lot. And then it gets worse when you realize that the line between where Tencent ends and the Chinese government begins, is blurry. Meaning, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has access to all that information as well, making WeChat one of the most powerful surveillance tools ever.

Plus, private messages and images that are sent through Tencent’s apps like WeChat are scanned to see if they need to be censored – if you say anything the Chinese government doesn’t want you to, you could end up in jail, or disappear. The Chinese government has even openly confirmed that it can access deleted WeChat conversations.

Tencent has used its vast wealth and resources to expand into many industries. They are also the largest gaming company in the world – with revenue significantly higher than any competitor. Gaming is just one of countless different industries Tencent operates in. Also Tencent’s Payments division is nearly as big as PayPal’s entire business. And its reported WeChatPay generates over 1 billion payment transactions per day – more than Visa and Mastercard. But it’s only recently that the West has started to realise the influence Tencent – and thus China – actually have… In this business documentary, we’ll answer questions like: What is Tencent? What does Tencent do? How did Tencent and other Chinese businesses get so big?

The Secret Chinese Company That Owns… Everything?
Tencent – The Craziest Company You Don’t Know About
The Penguin That Changed China Forever
The Chinese Company That Owns Everything
The Secret Chinese Company That Owns Everything

00:00:00 Prologue
00:10:21 Chapter 1: QQ & The Mysterious Founder of Tencent
00:21:12 Chapter 2: Microsoft vs Tencent
00:24:19 Chapter 3: Out Of Control
00:33:38 Chapter 4: WeChat: One App To Rule Them All
00:44:11 Chapter 5: Surveillance, Censorship & Control
00:53:25 Chapter 6: Tencent vs TikTok
00:56:27 Chapter 7: Empire
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1:06:11 Chapter 8: Tencent vs China
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1:14:12 Chapter 9: The Future of Tencent

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