Mexican fintechs Kueski and Aplazo say their BNPL loan portfolio remains solid in the face of sustained increases in interest rates, difficulties in raising capital and growing non-payment risks

Mexican fintechs Kueski and Aplazo say their BNPL loan portfolio remains solid in the face of sustained increases in interest rates, difficulties in raising capital and growing non-payment risks
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We explain the fate of the money that fintechs held at the now bankrupt Silicon Valley Bank (SVB)
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This week, we consider the impact of the U.S. banking crisis on the fintech and crypto industry in Latin America. Also, Meta lays off 10,000 workers and abandon NFTs, while Stripe teams up with OpenAI to use artificial intelligence in payments and monetize ChatGPT.
This week, we look at the impact digital products have on women’s finances. Banco do Brasil becomes the first bank to integrate Pix Open Finance into its app, while in Mexico, Walmart is set to acquire a fintech, and Kushki registers as an acquirer.
This week, we get progress updates on Santander, Banorte and BCP’s plans to launch neobanks. Visa and Mastercard continue to pursue crypto alliances, despite volatility in the sector. Brazil moves ahead with tests of its digital real and three Mexican fintechs snagged operating licenses. All this and more in our weekly briefing
#FridayBriefing: The National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) turned down authorization requests from five Mexican fintechs this week.
#FridayBriefing: Chile has embarked on the road to issuing its own digital currency.
Chile is making a major push to regulate the fintech sector and introduce open banking rules to make payments and transactions simpler and more efficient.
Kamay Ventures, an investment fund backed by Coca-Cola and Arcor, says major consumer goods firms are keen to invest in solutions to streamline the downstream links of their distribution chain. Meanwhile, Cumplo and Flexio detail their experiences in the SME sector
This week, we get Coca Cola and Arcor’s take on the opportunities for using blockchain technology to simplify payments in their distribution networks. In Brazil, we take a look at the progress of open finance while Binance and Mastercard launch a crypto card. And in Mexico, Mercado Pago expands its remittance service.
Experts expect the fintech sector to continue expanding, although a sluggish economy decline and a political agenda shaped by the attack on government headquarters earlier this month