Bigwigs circling for fintech quarry as pandemic turns off cash tap
According to a recent Fitch Solutions report, the COVID-19 pandemic will lead to lower levels of funding for fintech startups in the months ahead. This may start a trend of fintech startups being acquired by large corporate and tech companies.
Associate Professor Keith Carter discussed how these acquisitions can benefit both parties.
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