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Innovative Assessments

IA applies the science of psychometrics to predictive consumer analytics to provide fairer and more accurate credit decisions

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Lending, Member Exclusive, Payments

Affirm wants its data to tell a more complete customer story

  • Affirm is mining its data for a better read on borrowers with its new transformer-based underwriting model.
  • By extracting new signals from existing data, the BNPL firm is betting that its transaction-level view of consumers can become a competitive advantage in its own right.
Sara Khairi | September 24, 2026
Business of Fintech, Member Exclusive

NVIDIA, Revolut, and Citi are facing questions their old playbooks can’t answer

  • NVIDIA, Revolut, and Citi are facing new questions around AI safety, going public, and cybersecurity as their businesses evolve.
  • Scale is raising the stakes around how each company operates, protects, and grows.
Sara Khairi | September 23, 2026
Banking, Member Exclusive, New banks

Nubank intends to paint the U.S. banking system purple

  • Nubank just launched in the U.S. with 3.50% savings, a no-fee credit card, and free international transfers, its bid to crack the toughest banking market.
  • The purple card conquered Brazil by ditching fees and serving millions banks ignored. Now Nubank bets that the playbook works on Americans too.
Rabab Ahsan | September 22, 2026
10-Q, Member Exclusive

Fiserv is reworking the infrastructure behind modern banking

  • Fiserv is unwinding years of accumulated technology complexity, with CEO Takis Georgakopoulos focused on consolidating platforms and improving execution.
  • The challenge is making Fiserv’s sprawling infrastructure work better, with its scale and installed base giving it plenty to protect but also raising the stakes of getting the overhaul right.
Sara Khairi | September 21, 2026
Member Exclusive, Opinion

Who is building the modern bank?

  • Technology vendors are moving deeper into banks’ cores, workflows, and infrastructure, becoming part of how institutions operate.
  • That deeper integration creates new questions around dependency, differentiation, and how much control banks need to retain.
Sara Khairi | September 18, 2026
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