The longest running one-on-one interview show in all of fintech, since 2013
The longest running one-on-one interview show in all of fintech, since 2013
The longest running one-on-one interview show in all of fintech, since 2013
Despite starting in a niche market, Octane Lending have originated nearly $7 billion through technology innovation, automated underwriting, and a focus on capital markets
What makes a great consumer lending business? In this episode, the CEO of Happy Money shares the ingredients that are critical for success.
There is hidden value inside employees’ PTO and Sorbet has built a new consumer lending product around that value.
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For consumer lenders today there is a wealth or riches when it comes to new credit infrastructure tools. Leading the movement for these new tools is Nova Credit.
The CEO and Co-Founder of Pagaya, Gal Krubiner, discusses AI-powered lending models and how it is helping consumers and lenders alike.
The CEO of Happy Money talks credit unions, lending-as-a-service, APIs and why they decided to move to a distributed-only workforce
The CEO and Co-Founder of Upgrade talks credit cards, neobanks, credit health, lessons learned, raising capital, future fintech trends and more
The biggest decision in anyone’s life is the decision to start a family. For the growing segment of the population that can’t do so naturally there is, of course, fertility treatments. Now, this is an exciting, scary and often heart wrenching time. And for many people the financial burden for these treatments is too much to handle on their own and they have to turn elsewhere for support.
One of the challenges that has plagued consumer lenders over the years is that when times get difficult some consumers do much better than others. There are even large variances in people who have the exact same credit score. There are lots of ways to get a 680 credit score and these people will all behave in a similar way when economic conditions are benign but differently during a recession.