FC Cincinnati announced that financial technology leader FIS is serving as the team’s Official Payments Processor at TQL Stadium where it provides a set of solutions designed to deliver exceptional fan experiences.
How can the fintech industry step in and lower the ladder to the underbanked? The answers to these questions pull the curtain back on the exploitative nature of payday lending sources and their exacerbation of financial exclusivity.
Building on Fifth Third’s strong legacy of digital innovation and focus on the healthcare sector, the acquisition of Provide adds world-class national digital capabilities addressing the most complex lending and banking needs of retail healthcare providers.
A Cincinnati-based startup just earned the backing of some of its industry’s biggest names.
A Montgomery-based insurance technology startup is adding to its C-suite months after the company completed an eight-figure capital raise.
Financial technology is a broad term. It encompasses just about anything involving finances, which touches any number of industries. But for entrepreneurs in Cincinnati, home to financial institutions like U.S. Bank and Fifth Third, that broad industry provides a world of opportunities.
Tokenism, which aims to increase access to real estate investing through technology, will soon be known as Akru, officials announced this week. The full rollout of the new brand is expected to take place March 25 at the upcoming Security Token Summit, where founder and CEO Mohsin Masud is slated to speak.
Honeycomb, whose crowdfunding platform allows small businesses to borrow money directly from their own customers, just closed a $1.75 million seed.
Finix, which previously dubbed Cincinnati a “second HQ,” announced Wednesday the hiring of three C-suite executives from leading Bay Area companies, while also creating an avenue for 80 Black and Latinx investors to participate in the company’s latest round.
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