5 Chinese fintechs making waves in the U.S.
From investing, to new payment services, to money transfer acquisition love triangles, Chinese fintech is having a bigger and bigger...
Grace Noto is Associate Editor of Bank Innovation. She has an MA from the University of Essex, as well as BA in English and a BA in Journalism from SUNY New Paltz. Prior to joining Bank Innovation in the summer of 2016, she worked on Electronic Products Magazine, an online publication surrounding technology and computer engineering, and has worked for other publications, including the Poughkeepsie Journal. She also writes in her spare time, and really needs more hobbies.
From investing, to new payment services, to money transfer acquisition love triangles, Chinese fintech is having a bigger and bigger...
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