Welcome to Today’s FinTech Daily Roundup your go-to source for the latest developments in financial technology. As FinTech continues to redefine the way we bank, invest, insure, and manage money, staying ahead of fast-moving trends is essential for professionals and businesses alike. In today’s roundup, we bring you the most impactful updates across digital banking, blockchain, payments innovation, regtech, and more plus insights from thought leaders shaping the future of finance.
Percent Opens Private Credit SMAs to New Investors
Percent, a private credit marketplace specializing in asset-based lending, has introduced Separately Managed Accounts (SMAs), a new investment solution designed to bring more flexibility and control to investors. The launch comes at a time when interest in private credit is soaring, with new opportunities on the horizon that could soon include access through retirement vehicles like 401(k)s. For investors seeking diversification and yield in today’s market, the timing couldn’t be more relevant.
NYSE Pre-Market: Klarna IPO & PsiQuantum $1Billion Raise
The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) opened Wednesday with a mixed tone in the markets after the major indexes closed at record highs the previous day. The S&P 500 pushed past 6,500 on Tuesday, while the Dow Jones was lifted by an 8.6% surge in shares of UnitedHealth Group, one of the NYSE’s most closely watched listings.
Remi Tech Launches Compliant Stablecoin Settlement
Remi Technology, a pioneer in compliant digital finance solutions, has announced the launch of the Remi Global Stablecoin Clearing System, a groundbreaking infrastructure that integrates bank-grade settlement with advanced AML/CFT and regtech capabilities. This innovation represents a major shift in cross-border finance, bringing together the efficiency of stablecoins with the regulatory certainty required by banks, financial institutions, and Web3 businesses.
BlockSpaces Joins Bitcoin for Corporations Initiative
BlockSpaces, a Bitcoin-focused fintech company specializing in institutional grade collateral and risk management infrastructure, has announced that it has joined Bitcoin for Corporations as a Premier Member. This exclusive group brings together some of the world’s most innovative companies, alongside corporate leaders, innovators, and policymakers, to accelerate the adoption of Bitcoin in business and institutional finance.
Fraud Costs North American Banks $5 Per $1 Lost
Fraud is widespread, difficult to measure, and even harder to prevent, according to the latest LexisNexis True Cost of Fraud Study 2025 North America. The eighth annual report from LexisNexis Risk Solutions reveals that fraud costs are hitting record highs, with nearly half of financial institutions still relying on manual processes instead of adopting automation and AI. One of the most striking findings is the continued rise of the LexisNexis Fraud Multiplier, which calculates the hidden costs of fraud across operations, compliance, reputation, and customer trust. For every dollar lost to fraud, financial institutions now face more than $5 in total costs up 25% from just four years ago. U.S. financial services firms currently face an average of $5.75 per dollar lost, while Canadian institutions see nearly $5 in related costs.
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