In recent years it was considered that the main reason behind economic growth was the accumulation and use of factors of production such as physical capital, with which industrial policies recommended the investment in tangible goods such as machinery and physical infrastructure since it was understood that These assets could…
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Fintech industry in Latin America lives its moment of splendor. With more than 130 companies, a growth of 110% and transactions of US $ 6,000 million in 2018, this sector -alone known to many as 100% digital banks- is preparing to continue on this upward path during 2019. One of…
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A total of 20 Mexican startups will compete in the International Pitch Competition (IPC) against companies from Greece, Norway, India, Brazil, Chile, China, France, Israel, Italy, Romania and Switzerland during the South by Southwest (SXSW) festival. March 7 to 10 in the city of Austin, Texas. A cooperation between the…
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The fact that someone, away from Mexico and with little affinity with Fintech, has chosen to share and read an article about the problems that many startups like Credijusto are trying to solve in Mexico and throughout Latin America, is extremely satisfying and gives me the energy and the excitement…
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When a company raises its staff immediately one of the problems that arise in their areas of human resources is the management and management of financial resources. In this sense, technology has been advancing in the development of various alternatives that help to make time and costs more efficient for…
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We live in the age of artificial intelligence: how much did Latin America advance in relation to it? Time for Latin American economies to double in size (a full circle represents 100 years). AI paves the way for faster economic growth Autonomous, facial recognition programs, social networks that offer content…
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Innovation Experience, an initiative that takes Latin American entrepreneurs and entrepreneurs to take inspiration from Israeli business models and then apply them to their companies, presents its 2019 edition. This will expand the experience of executives from throughout the region including Colombia, Brazil, Chile, Mexico and Peru The program is…
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In Latin America, lack of confidence in financial institutions has long hampered financial inclusion, political participation and startups. On this side of the world, the challenges that are being worked on are impressive. The ongoing digital transformation of the region, the rapid changes that keep entrepreneurs in the region in…
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Colombia is already a Latin power of ‘tech’ ventures in the financial sector. Here are three that promise. Those who use technology to innovate in the financial sector are taking it out of the stadium. The majority of banks today are advancing digital transformation processes. But the entrepreneurs who bring…
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According to the CEO of Bitso, Daniel Vogel; In the case of Mexico, the opportunities in terms of financial services are underestimated, because although the country lacks sufficient infrastructure to provide access to banking for all inhabitants, there are 110 million telephone lines in the country and 85% of Mexicans…
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