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The fintechFIVE

Five questions with some of the most innovative companies.

Elizabeth Barry
Elizabeth Barry

Technology has enabled one of the greatest revolutions in finance in decades. Fintech (the marrying of finance and technology) has seen a number of new products and companies hit markets across the world in the past few years.

We at finder wanted to showcase some of the fintech companies that are changing the way you understand, manage and invest your money, so we created the fintechFIVE.

What is the fintechFIVE?

The fintechFIVE is a profile of an innovative fintech company. You may also see some insurtech (insurance + technology) and regtech (regulatory + technology) companies appear as well – they are all helping Americans with their finances.

Each fintechFIVE comprises of five questions answered by a representative from that company.

The questions:

  1. In two sentences or less, describe your product or service.
  2. What has been the company’s biggest milestone to date?
  3. What’s your most useful advice for having a productive day?
  4. Where do you see the company in 12 months?
  5. Which book has had the most influence on your professional mindset?

Think your company should be featured in the fintechFIVE? Email us!

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