8 Mar 2021

Business of Fintech, Member Exclusive

Financial firms are building new businesses from the layers beneath their products

• Intuit is opening up its financial intelligence to AI agents, while SoFi is making its infrastructure programmable.
• Both firms are betting that the layers beneath their products can become businesses in their own right, creating value across new interfaces, businesses, and customer relationships.

Business of Fintech, Member Exclusive, Policies & Playbooks

The antitrust question is moving up the stack: What California’s new push and NVIDIA’s retreat mean for finance

• California lawmakers are weighing whether antitrust law needs to draw a clearer line between growing an ecosystem and using market power to shape it.
• Antitrust is now becoming a front-end strategy issue for financial services, not a back-end legal concern.

5 questions, AI Innovation, Awards

Titan’s banking-native AI bet: Banking intelligence can’t be retrofitted 

• Titan was named AI Startup of the Year at the Tearsheet AI Innovation Awards 2026.
• Titan Founder and CEO Arjun Sirrah breaks down why banking-native AI is different, how it gets deployed, and what’s ahead for the market.

10-Q, Member Exclusive

Goldman Sachs built its talent pipeline around apprenticeship. AI is now testing what that means

• How does the apprenticeship model evolve when AI takes over the work that once taught the trade?
• AI can accelerate junior employees’ output while slowing the learning curve that once came from doing the work themselves.

10-Q

The Week in Market Moves | Aug 20-27, 2026

• This analysis tracks recent specific company developments and how markets responded, anchored to Thursday's close.
• This week’s prominent moves came from Wells Fargo, Visa, TD Bank, Affirm, and NVIDIA.