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OCTOBER 28, 2016|FINANCIAL SERVICES


New Report Selects 100 Of The Most Disruptive Startups In FinTech


Cover of the FinTech Innovators report from KPMG and H2 Ventures

This comprehensive report from consulting firm KPMG and H2 Ventures has plenty of fascinating insights about new startups whether you happen to be working in the financial services space or not.

Some highlights include a UK-based banking concept called Atom where customers name their own bank and have their own logo, a Swedish e-commerce payment solution called Klarna which lets buyers try goods before paying, and a US-based simplified health insurance provider called Oscar. The common thread is that none of them are competing on interest rates. They are competing on how the experience of handling money feels.

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