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Voice Biometrics in Banking The Next Step in Seamless Customer Authentication
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Voice Biometrics in Banking The Next Step in Seamless Customer Authentication

Sumit Kaushik
20 May 2025
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DNA-Based Credit Scoring: The Ethical Frontier of Bio-Fintech

DNA-Based Credit Scoring: The Ethical Frontier of Bio-Fintech

Provocative and controversial—could genomic data one day influence your insurance premiums or loan eligibility? A futuristic dive into bio-fintech convergence.

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By Sumit Kaushik/05 May 2025
Neo-Banks for Niche Communities: The Rise of Inclusive, Community-Led FinTech

Neo-Banks for Niche Communities: The Rise of Inclusive, Community-Led FinTech

From banks for LGBTQ+ users to ones tailored for gig workers, minorities, and digital nomads—community-led fintech is exploding in relevance.

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By Sumit Kaushik/05 May 2025
RegTech: The Tech Solution to Compliance in a Complex Financial World

RegTech: The Tech Solution to Compliance in a Complex Financial World

RegTech, or Regulatory Technology, is transforming how financial institutions manage compliance by automating tasks like fraud detection, KYC, AML monitoring, and regulatory reporting.

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By Sumit Kaushik/03 May 2025
The Rise of Neobanks: Are Traditional Banks Losing Their Edge?

The Rise of Neobanks: Are Traditional Banks Losing Their Edge?

Neobanks—digital-only, tech-driven banks—are rapidly transforming the financial landscape by offering seamless, customer-centric services without the overhead of physical branches. With features like instant account setup, low fees, and AI-powered tools, they appeal especially to younger, mobile-savvy users.

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By Sumit Kaushik/03 May 2025
Fractional Investing: Now Everyone Can Own a Piece of a Picasso

Fractional Investing: Now Everyone Can Own a Piece of a Picasso

Fractional investing allows individuals to own a share of high-value assets like art, real estate, and luxury cars, making traditionally exclusive investments more accessible. By dividing assets into smaller shares, platforms enable investors to participate in markets once reserved for the ultra-wealthy.

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By Sumit Kaushik/28 Apr 2025

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