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Whether they know it or not, financial service institutions are in the financial technology sphere… and financial technology companies, one way or another, are in the financial services sphere. Of course, each industry has its own uniquely specific set of challenges and methods for connecting with target audiences. However, both inseparably share competitive landscapes requiring integrated, innovative financial technology consulting services and effective, proven communications solutions.

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Digital banking has been part of the ongoing shift to online banking, emerging from increased demand for more digitized solutions. Approximately 39% of consumers now say that banking apps are their primary method of banking. This emerging category has a strong future to become more sophisticated with innovative features and enhanced useability.

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Digital lending is changing the way financial institutions do loans by streamlining the process and digitizing and automating applications. The advantages of digital lending platforms are expected to drive market expansion reaching about $20.5 billion in the coming years.

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Digital wealth management technology is helping financial advisors create streamlined customer experiences across all user devices and platforms. This trend is booming and expected to grow, with 72% of wealth managers viewing AI as an opportunity for growth.

Embedded Finance

Embedded finance has revolutionized financial processes, streamlining them for both consumers and business commerce by removing the barriers that used to exist for entry to different products and services. The worldwide value of venture capital investments in embedded finance reached almost $4.2 billion, so it’s no doubt that this trendy segment of fintech will continue to expand.

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Crypto startup Blockchain.com lays off 25% of staffas 3AC fallout spreads

PUBLISHED THU, JUL 21 2022, 10:01 AM EDT  |  UPDATED THU, JUL 21 2022, 10:12 AM EDT

Crypto startup Blockchain.com says it is laying off 25% of its staff, citing harsh market conditions.
The cuts translate to about 150 roles at the firm.
The company is also shutting down its Argentinian office and scrapping plans to expand in multiple countries.

Most of the layoffs — about 44% — affect employees in Argentina while 26% are based in the U.S. and 16% in the U.K. The company informed staff about the plans Thursday.

Industry website CoinDesk was first to report the news, which was later confirmed to CNBC by a Blockchain.com spokesperson.

Blockchain.com is one of many companies that got caught up in the fallout of crypto hedge fund Three Arrows Capital’s collapse.

3AC filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this month, having owed crypto firms including Celsius and Voyager Digital hundreds of millions of dollars. The company’s co-founders have since gone dark. Lawyers representing its creditors are trying to track their whereabouts.

Blockchain.com had itself lent 3AC $270 million in crypto and is expecting to lose that sum.

On Wednesday, crypto exchange Coinbase denied having any financing exposure to Celsius, Voyager or 3AC.

The collapse of the controversial Terra stablecoin in May had a spiral effect causing the downfall of crypto companies that made risky bets using borrowed funds.
Firms like Celsius and Voyager locked up user accounts after failing to meet redemption requests, before subsequently falling into bankruptcy.

Founded in 2012, Blockchain.com is a crypto exchange and wallet platform. The firm, which ranked No. 7 on this year’s CNBC Disruptor 50 list, claims to be responsible for nearly a third of all bitcoin transactions through its wallet product.

The privately-held company was valued at $14 billion in a funding round announced earlier this year. Its backers include Baillie Gifford, American hedge fund manager Kyle Bass and British tycoon Richard Branson.

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