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In a sector defined by relentless reinvention, the most compelling stories are those that quietly rewire the infrastructure of finance itself.
This week we bring you three such moments. Samarth Shekhar examines the B2B fintechs turning prediction markets, corporate treasury, and self-insurance into institutional-grade opportunities. Frank Schwab looks ahead to a world ...
Every week, this newsletter tries to answer one question: what does the next chapter of finance actually look like? This week, the answer comes in four parts. Samarth Shekhar unpacks three ventures quietly rewriting how banks and insurers find their next customer — from AI-verified property coverage to AI-native statutory audits.
Frank Schwab makes the case that the be...
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