The old adage that everything old is new again has consistently held true in consumer fintech. In part, that’s because the early stages of innovation in the space centered on stripping down the incumbent: unbundling the bank. Instead of reinventing each product, they were reimagined in a fresh, modern way. This approach happened for good reason — the technical, regulatory and go-to-market complexity of fintech makes a narrow focus especially helpful. But now, we’re starting to see the fruits of phase two: The great
What’s Old is New: The Great Rebundling
What’s Old is New: The Great Rebundling
What’s Old is New: The Great Rebundling
The old adage that everything old is new again has consistently held true in consumer fintech. In part, that’s because the early stages of innovation in the space centered on stripping down the incumbent: unbundling the bank. Instead of reinventing each product, they were reimagined in a fresh, modern way. This approach happened for good reason — the technical, regulatory and go-to-market complexity of fintech makes a narrow focus especially helpful. But now, we’re starting to see the fruits of phase two: The great