Over the last year, Galileo clients have made headlines for their innovative work in support of transforming the financial frontier for all individuals. These forward-thinking fintechs, neobanks and companies have released new products, formed new partnerships, received recognition for their work and raised significant funding.
Check out the latest news from Galileo clients over the last month.
• Several Galileo clients made Fintech Magazine’s list of the Top 10 Most Influential Fintech Companies, including Robinhood, Wise and more.
• Greenwood was recently profiled by Tearsheet for its much-anticipated launch, highlighting the 600,000 signups the company already has on a waitlist.
• Greenlight announced collaboration with Amazon to provide financial education to millions of families.
• Greenlight was also ranked along with Remitly by Deloitte as some of the 2021 Technology Fast 500 companies in North America.
• MoneyLion was included in an article from Banking Dive on the market’s interest in cryptocurrency.
• Monzo was featured by Finextra for the addition of a virtual card to its Flex buy now, pay later product.
• TomoCredit was mentioned in an article from The New York Times on how startups are leveraging technology and data in innovative ways to determine who should receive a loan or credit.
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