After a startup pitch competition, Money20/20's chief growth and strategy officer Scarlett Sieber offered her insight on the much-changed 2022 fintech landscape.
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The agency wants to foster competition and innovation while ensuring consumers are treated fairly.
Incoming regulation, rising delinquencies, and a shaky economic outlook may lead to industry-wide changes
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Money20/20's chief growth and strategy officer Scarlett Sieber offered her thoughts on the much-changed 2022 fintech landscape after the America's Got Access startup pitch competition.
It's unclear whether the agency will appeal the ruling—but banks shouldn’t get carried away just yet.