Fintech Valuation
Financial technology (FinTech) is an economic industry composed of companies that use technology to make financial services more efficient.
Fintech promises to disrupt and reshape the financial industry by cutting costs, improving the quality of financial services, and creating a more diverse and stable financial landscape.
The main areas of activity of FinTech companies are:
• Financial technologies applied to blockchains and distributed ledger technology based on data archives, whose records are public on a computer network and without the need for a central register;
• Crypto and digital money;
• Peer-to-peer loans (P2P);
• Smart contracts (using the blockchain) that automatically execute contracts between buyers and sellers;
• Open banking is supported by blockchain applications that create a service through a connected network of financial institutions and third-party providers.
• IT security, through or decentralized storage of data, and anti-fraud systems;
• Applications in the insurance field (InsurTech) or regulation (RegTech);
• Asset management (Robo-advice, social trading, wealth management, personal financial management apps, or software).
FinTech is an economic industry composed of companies that use technology to make financial services more efficient.