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Open Banking in the UK the Fox and Guinea Pig
Success is never final and failure never fatal. It’s courage that counts ~ anonymous
Please don’t put me in the front line of a battle, charging forward where the arrows are coming towards me; no time to think, only react. Sometimes coming in second has its advantages especially when there is a learning curve like open banking in the European financial market.
Does Data Privacy Even Exist?
Judge a man by his questions rather than by his answers ~ Voltaire
As a typical consumer of goods/services, I wonder if my personal data is genuinely protected from the daily occurring breaches. As an owner of an AI-based, data analytics provider, I know that RIBBIT.ai’s number one priority, at all costs, is protecting our clients and their customers personal information. However, the data breach is every business’s worst nightmare, and if a representative tells you its security is 100% fail safe, turn around, run fast, and locate an honest company.
Fast-Paced Fintech RIBBIT.ai Announces Top Industry Leader Rick Fiorito to Join as Chief Operating Officer
Fast-Paced Fintech RIBBIT.ai Announces Top Industry Leader Rick Fiorito to Join as Chief Operating OfficerRIBBIT.ai, a fintech leveraging the predictive power of bank data to deliver better financial decisioning for lenders, fintechs and financial institutions, is...
The Emerging World of Data Science
If we can choose, we can change. If we can’t change, then choice means nothing. ~The Rhythm of War
Defining data science is challenging enough, so let’s cut to the chase and focus on the goal – show me the money! Utilizing data science in business is the future, the now, and the forevermore. It’s an insightful and complex process that merges statistics with businesses acumen to make smarter decisions so that profitable opportunities can be expanded, examined, measured, and implemented. As technology advances, so does the scope and storage of data, increasing prospects for more accurate and relevant customization of products/services.
The Unfettered Start-Up
Anyone who is just ‘coasting along’ is probably going downhill. ~ Anonymous
Just think if you could start life over, a clean slate, while retaining all your years of experience and knowledge. And if you believe, as I do, that obstacles are the building blocks of learning, wow, we would all be masterminds.
Make ALL America Credit Worthy
Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak; courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen. ~Anonoymous
As the virus starts to lose its punch, the destruction resembles the aftermath of a hurricane, an unrecognizable landscape with splintered pieces of yesterday scattered about. Overwhelming doesn’t do it justice; it’s a prayer away from being hopeless, yet thankfully, we live in a country that knows how to recover under the harshest odds.
Account Intelligence Meets Artificial Intelligence
Just like the crippling recession in 2008, the virus is another reminder of the dangers of incurring too much debt; the grim reaper may be lurking around the corner or unfortunately, sitting in your family room.Forbes reports that nearly a third of Americans say the...
NACHA Says Don’t Wait . . . Validate
Doing beats stewing ~ Arnold Glasow
Forget the rear-view mirror, I want a mirror that lets me prepare for the upcoming traffic. NACHA warned us in 2018 that March 19, 2021 would be upon us sooner than expected and here we are, ladies and gentlemen . . . gooo time!
No Credit Score?
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. ~ Anonymous
The younger generations are fearful of going into debt unlike mama and papa so a majority stick with their debit cards when purchasing goods and services. In the short run, paying with a known quantity of funds contributes to a realistic budget and reduces financial stress, but it doesn’t build a reliable credit score. No information = No credit scores = No loans.
The Lending Puzzle
If you can find a path with no obstacles, it probably doesn’t lead anywhere. ~ Frank Clark
It’s a rough time to be a consumer who needs a loan. But on the flip side, it’s also a rocky time to be a lender who is afraid to offer it. The economic dilemma unfolds – – For lenders, it comes down to who is a good bet to pay us back – – For consumers, can they really pay it back?
