Posted on November 26, 2020 | by news-summaadvisory

Top Fintech News Stories for November 25, 2020

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

It is Almost Becoming a Flood: Fintech Companies Want to Become Banks – Lend Academy
Payments Startup Stripe in Talks for Funding at $70 Billion Valuation or More – Bloomberg
This de novo wants to be the go-to bank for fintechs – American Banker
OCC enters new phase of CRA reform with scoring proposal – American Banker
SEC Proposes Exemption for Securities Compensation for Gig Economy Workers – Crowdfund Insider
Metromile to go public via SPAC in $1.3 billion deal – FinLedger
Satisfaction Drops As People Bank Digitally More Often: How to Avoid That – The Financial Brand
The ABC of CBDCs – The Finanser
Seattle based Fintech Secure to Help Employers with Offering Financial Wellness Benefits to Workers – Crowdfund Insider
FCA considers implementing guidelines for ESG investment – Peer2Peer Finance News

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