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Some of the most important shifts in financial services start quietly: an insurer that decides drones deserve to be understood rather than excluded, a founder who sees music royalties as an asset class within everyone’s reach, a broker who gets ten hours of her week back.

This week, we begin with Simon Ritterband of Moonrock Insurance, who shares how s...


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Every week, a new set of founders sets out to rebuild a corner of finance, and every week the network that follows them gets a little smarter.

This edition brings that momentum into focus. In our B2B FinTech @Scale Deal Highlights, Samarth Shekhar spotlights three companies opening new paths for financial services: Benford, reinventing the audit; Atum, building an open...


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Artificial intelligence is no longer just answering questions; it’s re-architecting how global capital is managed. Leading this shift is aisot technologies, an ETH Zurich spin-off transforming institutional investment management through predictive AI and agentic intelligence.

Founded ...


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From the private catalogues of cultural IP to the ledgers of agentic AI, capital is finding its way into corners of the economy that didn’t have financial infrastructure a year ago. This week, Samarth Shekhar spotlights three startups doing exactly that — Quartz, Gaia Dynamics, and Liquid Compute — each unlocking a market that institutions couldn’t economically serve before.<...


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