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Full coverage: Fintech

Zero to $100m: how Wayflyer is accelerating e-commerce

Wayflyer is growing quickly by financing small to mid-sized e-commerce companies. Last month, QED Investors, which has backed 13 unicorns to date, invested in the Irish company. Is Wayflyer a $1 billion business of the future?

Tom Lyons
27th Nov, 2020 - 10 min read

Karl Deeter wants the mortgage process to be fairer and faster. Investors have bet €1m he can do it

Karl Deeter, who has raised €1m in funding for his online mortgage and insurance solution fintech, talks to Sean Keyes about the future of mortgage applications and the doomed future of incumbent banks.

Sean Keyes
28th Sep, 2020 - 24 min read

Prof Pinar Ozcan: How the big four technology giants could disrupt Irish banking

Professor Pinar Ozcan is an Oxford University expert on innovation and fintech. She sets out why the banks are vulnerable to disruption by fintech, why the fintechs have struggled to capitalise, and why there's an opportunity for a new type of company to step in and dominate the industry.

Sean Keyes
9th Jul, 2020 - 7 min read

Fidelma McGuirk went to Westport for the waves and stayed to set up her successful company Payslip

Fidelma McGuirk had enough of Dublin corporate life and decided to head with her family to the west of Ireland. There, she founded and built her business from the ground up. Payslip is now used by employers all around the world.

Cait Caden
24th Mar, 2020 - 4 min read

Brexit wounds: How a minor provision in Brexit legislation could have a major impact on one of Ireland’s most successful businesses

Starting with a tax refund business, Fexco has built a global financial services empire. However, it fears new rules arising from Brexit could have adverse consequences, and it is now asking government to remedy it.

Ian Kehoe
24th Jan, 2020 - 4 min read

Creative destruction and consumer credit: A Fintech song for the Irish banks

Irish banks should embrace the trend toward higher degree of automation in management of clients' services and accounts, opening up the sector to fintech solutions rather than waiting for them to eat the banks' lunch.

Constantin Gurdgiev
7th Jan, 2020 - 6 min read
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