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Tearsheet Weekly

By Tearsheet Editors -- July 28, 2019

Our top stories this week

Why on-demand transportation companies like Uber and Lyft are embracing financial services (exclusive to Outlier members)

Deep Dive: The underlying trends behind firms like Uber and Lyft launching debit cards

Everyday is Betterment’s new banking offering

Novo’s Michael Rangel: ‘Solving SMB banking requires addressing the fragmentation in the market’

Revolut launches four new metal card colors

MoneyLion raises $160 million, Capital One joins the round

Anthemis’ Yann Ranchere: Why I’m very interested in ‘boring’ fintech startups

BaaS Company Spotlight 4/8: Marqeta — The rising king of card issuance infrastructure

The Challengers 9: N26’s US launch — Capital One invests in MoneyLion — Betterment’s bank account (Listen / Read)

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What we're reading

Targeting startups, Revolut launches free business banking accounts (AltFi)

Europe is beating the US in fintech innovation, says Revolut CEO

Digital ID will move payments from cards and cash to invisible transactions (The Financial Brand)

What went wrong at Atom Bank? (AltFi)

PayPal: 15M Venmo users engaged in ‘monetizable transactions’ (Bank Innovation)

PayPal’s Venmo logs 70 percent volume growth in 2Q (PYMNTS)

Betterment faces questions from regulator after launching checking and savings accounts (CNBC)

TD Ameritrade CEO: We’re taking ‘crawl, walk, run’ approach to crypto (CoinDesk)

TD Ameritrade launches in-car investment ‘experiences’ using voice, AI (Bank Innovation)

How Charlotte became the South's capital of capital (Fortune)

Grow Credit uses Spotify and Netflix payments to build your credit score (TechCrunch)

New York Times confirms it's using blockchain to combat fake news(CoinDesk)

Lendio acquires Billy, launches bookkeeping software for small businesses (Fintextra)

Robinhood Is worth $7.6 billion after new funding round (Bloomberg)

The financial services talent war is fierce: here’s how to draft in the millennials (Fintech Futures)

Uber debuts subscription service bundle (PYMNTS)

Goldman Sachs has what other 401(k) firms want (InvestmentNews)

Branch versus digital banking isn't the issue -- Customer experience is (The Financial Brand)

Why fintech firms keep launching their own banking products (Forbes)

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