What is a Mutual Fund?

Infographic | January 28, 2020

Since the introduction of the first credit card with a magnetic stripe in 1966, financial technology has come a long way. Silicon Valley may not have birthed the term “fintech”, but it has certainly helped catapult its applications into the mainstream. Leveraging everything from basic apps to the blockchain, the changing dynamics of fintech are creating new investment opportunities every day, growing its appetite with every new megadeal.

Infographic | January 6, 2020

Finance and procurement have complementary strengths and corresponding priorities, so working collaboratively makes sense strategically and practically. Despite this, many enterprises still have a strong disconnect between these departments. To learn more about the existing relationships between finance and procurement, we interviewed over 280 finance professionals in our sourcing sentiment survey. Our findings, bolstered by analyst insights, make a strong case for increased collaboration between finance and procurement.

Infographic | May 20, 2022

NFTs are bought and sold for millions of dollars. According to a survey by Deloitte, OpenSea’s trading volume surpassed $200 million in August 2021, compared to $100,000 in December 2020. OpenSea holds more than 60 million NFTs in total

Infographic | December 16, 2019

Owning a car should make life much easier. But while automobiles have become a modern necessity, for others, it’s a costly amenity. This infographic, courtesy of CarPaymentCalculator.net, shows how automotive debt has grown rapidly due to rising vehicle prices, longer loan terms and consumers increasingly opting to trade in vehicles with negative equity.

Infographic | December 24, 2019

Small Business owners across the United States are asking for relationship-based services that local banks and credit unions already provide. By layering on digital innovation and tools, community based financial institutions are ready to compete in an often-overlooked segment.

Infographic | February 3, 2020

A number of core financial hubs are anticipated to underpin the future of finance. Although New York maintains the top spot, some executives surveyed believe that the top financial center could shift to Shanghai, Singapore, or Hong Kong.