The financial technology sector is seeming more and more like a full and legitimate industry, with two name brand firms merging.
Despite a few minor setbacks at the end of last year, the peer-2-peer lending industry doesn’t appear to be slowing down.
Every day, thousands of hard-working Americans dream of becoming entrepreneurs, and driving their desire is everything from gaining more purpose, to being their own boss, to pursuing their passion.
Bizfi announced that they have originated $142 million in business financing, making a new record for a single quarter in Q4 2015. Bizfi is a FinTech company that combines aggregation, funding and a participation marketplace for small businesses.
Euler Hermes, the oldest and largest provider of trade credit insurance and accounts receivable management solutions, announced that they are launching a new credit insurance product called Simplicity.
Mercury Payment Systems and Element Payment Services have rebranded themselves as Vantiv Integrated Payments.
SMBs, however, may want to consider other options as much as possible, as a new study from Patriot Software notes that paper checks can be big trouble for business.
Global Payments, a leading payments processing and technology company, announced the acquisition of its competitor, Heartland Payment Systems, for $3.8 billion in cash and stock.
Dream Payments, a Toronto-based fintech startup, has set its sights on equipping business with low cost mobile card terminals.
Elavon, a leading global payments provider, and brank of U.S. Bancorp will now offer Safe-T Security Solutions for SMBs.
Leading business payments network Bill.com and Xero, a leader in cloud accounting software for small businesses, have joined forces to offer Direct Sync integration for small and medium-sized businesses.
According to a new study by financial software company Misys, banks now see alternative lenders and new digitally enabled supplier finance networks as a significant threat to commercial lending businesses.
Four separate companies have merged to offer small and medium-sized businesses the most diverse alternative finance platform—Capify.
Online small business lender Kabbage is expanding the usability of its offerings.
Using credit cards to fund business doesn't have to be taboo.
