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‘Sick and tired of no one innovating’: Confessions of a financial tech entrepreneur

Banks are increasingly putting money and resources behind startups that develop products for the underserved.
Some startup entrepreneurs feel banks are pushing them into the 'inclusion' space to keep them away from more profitable high-income customers.

Suman Bhattacharyya | March 16, 2017

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Banks and startups might be embracing each other now, but they're still not exactly on the same page and definitely still operating on uneven fields.
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Fintech startups may be friendly with banks now, but it hasn't made it to the big leagues yet.
In a sense, banks are true fintech companies; in another, banks and startups will still divide and conquer different customers.

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