We talked to four female leaders at startups throughout NYC and learned valuable lessons that could be adapted and put into action immediately.

Emerson Dameron

Updated on May 14, 2024

Here are some of the most prominent leaders in NYC fintech, along with a few upstarts worth watching.

We talked to four female leaders at startups throughout NYC and learned valuable lessons that could be adapted and put into action immediately.

Jeff Rumage

Updated on December 21, 2022

The London-based fintech is increasing its U.S. headcount to meet demand from U.S. consumers and businesses.

To get a little more insight into what engineers think of New York’s tech ecosystem, we spoke with local engineers to find out why they chose the companies they work for.

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It’s official: With a $3.5 billion valuation, TransferWise is the biggest fintech firm in Europe. The title was earned after the company, which is headquartered in London, closed a deal worth $262 million. In the deal, TransferWise offered employees and early investors an opportunity to sell a portion of their stake in the company.

Navigating a company that’s as customer-focused as TransferWise is anything but routine.

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It turns out NYC is not the center of the universe.

We caught up with the product teams of four different startups and asked them to tell us what happens behind the scenes.

TransferWise, a peer-to-peer business that allows people to send money virtually with real exchange rates, wants to change how people send money abroad.