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Wie findet Ihr die Interviews von gestern?
Mortgage-Produkt könnte für Mogo ein echter Game-Changer werden, aber schon erstaunlich, dass Kanadier so hoch verschuldet sind.
Die "Game-fizierung" des Hypothekenmarktes 
http://www.mortgagebrokernews.ca/news/tech-company-turns-mor…
Tech company turns mortgages into a game
Canada’s newest broker aims to become the premier digital player in Canada, and its latest product attempts to gamify mortgages by rewarding homeowners for paying down their debt.
“We’re excited to launch our new MogoMortgage, which has simplified the mortgage experience by bringing a new level of transparency to not only the interest rates but also the process of getting a mortgage,” Dave Feller, founder and CEO of Mogo, said. “In addition, unlike any other mortgage experience in Canada, we focus on keeping our members on track through an interactive dashboard that is designed to encourage and reward members for paying down their mortgage, which is perhaps the single biggest thing Canadians can do towards their goal of achieving financial freedom.”
http://www.mortgagebrokernews.ca/news/tech-company-turns-mor…
Tech company turns mortgages into a game
Canada’s newest broker aims to become the premier digital player in Canada, and its latest product attempts to gamify mortgages by rewarding homeowners for paying down their debt.
“We’re excited to launch our new MogoMortgage, which has simplified the mortgage experience by bringing a new level of transparency to not only the interest rates but also the process of getting a mortgage,” Dave Feller, founder and CEO of Mogo, said. “In addition, unlike any other mortgage experience in Canada, we focus on keeping our members on track through an interactive dashboard that is designed to encourage and reward members for paying down their mortgage, which is perhaps the single biggest thing Canadians can do towards their goal of achieving financial freedom.”
Schön das hier im Thread wieder was los ist und news und wissen geteilt werden.
Hab eine interessante Diskussion über FinTech im allgemeinen gefunden:
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Obige post von mir ist wohl nicht mehr ganz aktuell!
Im vergangenen Jahr hat das Volumen der Investitionen in Kanadas Fintech Sektor, den US Gegenpart bereits überflügelt.
Investments received by Canadian fintech firms in the year of 2016 has surpassed that of the United States, United Kingdom, and Singapore!
http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/01/08/canadian-fintech-sector-ov…
Im vergangenen Jahr hat das Volumen der Investitionen in Kanadas Fintech Sektor, den US Gegenpart bereits überflügelt.
Investments received by Canadian fintech firms in the year of 2016 has surpassed that of the United States, United Kingdom, and Singapore!
http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/01/08/canadian-fintech-sector-ov…
Fintech as a Force for Social Good
http://business.financialpost.com/personal-finance/young-mon…
Fintech firms have the capacity and the technology to develop widely accessible, competitive services that support socially positive activities instead of just boosting the banking sector’s profit margins, says MOGO founder Dave Feller. “Platforms that provide consumers with features like real-time updates on their credit scores result in an overall financial awareness and produce social benefits in the form of fewer personal bankruptcies and reduced consumer debt. The more financially fit we are, the more likely we are to contribute,” says Feller. “It has a ripple effect on society.”
http://business.financialpost.com/personal-finance/young-mon…
Fintech firms have the capacity and the technology to develop widely accessible, competitive services that support socially positive activities instead of just boosting the banking sector’s profit margins, says MOGO founder Dave Feller. “Platforms that provide consumers with features like real-time updates on their credit scores result in an overall financial awareness and produce social benefits in the form of fewer personal bankruptcies and reduced consumer debt. The more financially fit we are, the more likely we are to contribute,” says Feller. “It has a ripple effect on society.”
Interessanter Artikel zum kanadischen Fintech Sektor:
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/fintech-canada-thrives-despi…
FinTech on the Rise in Canada
According to figures from Thomson Reuters, venture capital investment activity in Canadian companies continued at a rapid race in the first three quarters of 2016. From January to September a total of $2.5 billion was invested in 446 deals.
In dollar terms, this represented the best first nine months of any calendar year since 2001, while the number of deals done was the most since 2005.
And yet, while the nation is improving its position in the FinTech race, it still falls behind other nations.
Reuters states that while funding in the U.S. sector has slowed, 2016 still saw investments reach $4.27 billion.
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/fintech-canada-thrives-despi…
FinTech on the Rise in Canada
According to figures from Thomson Reuters, venture capital investment activity in Canadian companies continued at a rapid race in the first three quarters of 2016. From January to September a total of $2.5 billion was invested in 446 deals.
In dollar terms, this represented the best first nine months of any calendar year since 2001, while the number of deals done was the most since 2005.
And yet, while the nation is improving its position in the FinTech race, it still falls behind other nations.
Reuters states that while funding in the U.S. sector has slowed, 2016 still saw investments reach $4.27 billion.
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