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Is B2B FinTech Heating Up At The Wrong Time?

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deals were also joined by B2B companies. Affirm, for instance, secured $275 million last May and, soon after, announced plans to link businesses operating over Shopify with financing. The B2B FinTech space is making a name for itself among investors, researchers at Innovate Finance found. investments last year.

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How Corporate Payments Disruptors Compete, And Coexist, With Banks

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Foreign currency payments firm Midpoint got a bit closer to its small business accounting partner, Xero, this month when it revealed that not only had they extended their collaborative ties but that Midpoint would also be adding a “Pay Now” button to invoices sent through Xero. Collaboration.

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Robotics Process Automation Rakes In The VC Cash

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In a week of multiple nine-figure venture capital funding rounds, B2B FinTech has proved it plans to end the year on a high note. Below, PYMNTS breaks down the more than $912 million raised by B2B FinTech firms this week. For instance, its LaaS platform lets businesses provide invoice or payroll financing to their customers.

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The Multibillion-Dollar Problem Of B2B Payments Friction

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B2B payments is at the center of efforts to innovate by FinTechs, banks and others, but corporates’ business-to-business payment processes remain complex, erroneous and a deterrent to growth. For more than two-fifths of professionals surveyed, their organizations received more than 2,000 invoices every month.

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Adjoint CEO On Why Treasury Management Needs Blockchain

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Yet, corporate finance especially is “operating, more or less, the same [way] it has for 20 years prior. Arm’s length transactions for intercompany loans, for example, can be proved by time stamping the [foreign exchange (FX)] rate from a trusted third party, and then via smart contracts auto-settling at maturity,” he said.