Business of Fintech

“We have no intention of going away from the banks”: Extend CEO Andrew Jamison on running an SMB-focused fintech in a downturn

  • As fintechs are still trying to figure out how to serve the SMB segment profitably, banks could start partnering with software vendors to improve their middle market services.
  • Fintechs like Extend are targeting this market, looking to partner with banks and try to change the system from the inside.
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