Posted on November 12, 2020 | by news-summaadvisory

Top Fintech News Stories for November 11, 2020

Here are the most read news stories from our daily newsletter today:

DOJ challenge to Visa-Plaid deal could change financial services landscape – Banking Dive
Fintech startup Finch launches hybrid checking and investing app – American Banker
Fintech Unicorns Flywire And AvidXchange Are Planning To Go Public In 2021 – Forbes
Robinhood gets hit with class-action lawsuit over stock trading halt – FinLedger
The evolving relationship between banks and SMBs – Tearsheet
Starling and Tide admit leaving customers unhappy over BBLS but say they helped many others – AltFi
BBVA and Prosper partner to offer digital home equity lines – American Banker
World’s Second-Biggest Bank to Issue $3B in Bonds Tradable for Bitcoin – CoinDesk
So what would kill a bank? – The Finanser
Better.com snags $200 million in series D funding for $4 billion valuation – FinLedger

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