Financial Technology Startups: Giving Banks a Run for Their Money
2009/06/18
Jacob Jegher
At the end of April I had the opportunity to attend Finovate Startup in San Francisco. I already blogged about my experience the day after returning. I also decided to writeup a report on financial technology startups - that report will be coming out next week. I decided to produce the report because much of the competition (to banks) and innovation in the financial services sector is coming from non-banks. The report singles out the innovative startups that Celent believes will have an impact on the banking space and/or the consumer market (many of these startups bypass the bank channel and market their products directly to consumers). Celent has selected the following companies to profile in this report: I am curious to hear your comments on these firms as well as your thoughts on innovation in the banking industry. Please feel free to post your comments and interact!
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While I cannot offer any remarks on the firms you give in your blog, I can tell you the reason they are popping up everywhere and some may be very successful is there is no innovation by the banking industry's controlling core vendors; unless you want to include innovative legal sales contracts the lawyers can write.
Great topic, but innovation in the banking industry is not in the English dictionary, yet…
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