2021 US fintech IPO review in 4 charts: Most stocks are starting the year in the red

4 charts, Partner

Navigating the subscription economy: Pricing, experience, and data

• While businesses remain confident about growth, rising inflation and consumer cost-consciousness are driving increased churn, forcing companies to rethink their retention strategies in an increasingly competitive market.
• Dive into how businesses can combat subscription fatigue through strategic pricing flexibility and consolidated management solutions, while leveraging AI and first-party data to predict churn and personalize customer experiences at scale.

4 charts, Innovation, Partner

How AI is changing payment fraud prevention: From evolving scams to predictive defenses

• Fraudsters are leveraging AI to refine their attacks, leaving organizations facing mounting financial hits.
• Firms are losing an average of $60 million annually to payment fraud, according to a Mastercard commissioned new research from Financial Times Longitude. But the same technologies behind the problem can also unlock the solution.

4 charts, Banking, Partner

How modernization positions FIs for growth as primary financial service providers

• Fintechs and digital banks are outpacing traditional banks in their effective use of technology, drawing in increased consumer interest.
• Financial institutions need to revise and realign their strategies to navigate fintech challenges and stay competitive in today's market.

4 charts, Embedded Finance, Partner, Payments

How to build an embedded finance program from the ground up

• Embedded finance programs can strengthen the bottom line and help brands capture more customers and business, and for most payments are the most common point of entry.
• But brands can go further and stack multiple embedded finance offerings to build a suite of products that is closely tied to how their target audience interacts with their products and services.

4 charts, Partner Content

Big ideas help engage employees and keep the turnover numbers from getting bigger

• There are roughly 3 million more jobs than available people, a trend that started to come to a head after the pandemic. “We have a structural labor shortage out there,” said Jay Powell, Chairman of the Federal Reserve in 2022.
• One solution to this systemic problem is “Movement Thinking,” an approach championed by the transformation firm StrawberryFrog.