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- 1SoFi launches Smart Money Social Club focused on financial education●From Financial Education to Smart Risk-Taking | Smart Money Social Club by SoFi
SoFi is promoting its Smart Money Social Club, an initiative that moves from basic financial education toward encouraging smart risk-taking with money. The program positions the fintech company as a hub for people looking to build confidence in investing, saving and managing personal finances. Interest in the campaign is high, with audiences engaging heavily with SoFi's messaging about taking calculated financial risks.
- 2openEuler positioned as a fit for financial sector systems●Within the financial industry, operating systems require higher standards for reliability, security, and performance. Ja
Jack Wallen argues that the finance industry demands higher standards of reliability, security and performance from its operating systems, and explains how openEuler, the open-source Linux distribution, meets those requirements. The piece is being shared among enterprise IT and fintech audiences.
- 3Fintech startup Ramp hits $60 billion valuation●Fintech startup Ramp hits $60 billion valuation after $1.85 billion funding round
Fintech startup Ramp has raised $1.85 billion in a new funding round, valuing the company at $60 billion. The corporate spending and expense management firm is one of the most valuable private fintechs, and the round underlines continued strong investor appetite for financial technology companies despite a tougher funding climate in recent years.
- 4Tokenized funds startup Fission raises $10 million▼Pantera Capital-backed startup Fission raises $10 million to help investors cash out of tokenized funds faster
Fission, a startup backed by crypto investment firm Pantera Capital, has raised $10 million to build faster redemption options for investors in tokenized funds. The company aims to let investors cash out of tokenized fund positions more quickly than current processes allow. The raise reflects growing investor interest in infrastructure for tokenized traditional assets, a sector Pantera has been actively backing.
- 5Prismm startup targets estate attrition in banking●Prismm, a startup founded in 2020 by Martha Underwood and Shella Sylla, is tackling the issue of estate attrition in the
Prismm, a fintech startup founded in 2020 by Martha Underwood and Shella Sylla, is working to reduce estate attrition in the banking sector. The company integrates estate planning and beneficiary management directly into banks' core systems, allowing assets to be transferred digitally when account holders die, reducing unclaimed funds and paperwork.