Fiserv: Partners Georgia Tech on understanding consumer financial health

Fiserv: Partners Georgia Tech on understanding consumer financial health

  • Fiserv aspires to move money and information in a way that moves the world
  • The FSIL was created to establish the Scheller College of Business and Georgia Tech as the hub for finance education
  • Through this new initiative, Georgia Tech researchers will leverage data to generate insights into household financial behavior
  • The three-year partnership, funded by the company has a goal of increasing financial and payments inclusion
  • As a company that enables money movement for thousands of financial institutions and millions of people and businesses
  • It will enable FSIL to construct a comprehensive picture of consumer spending and financial health
Laura M
Laura M
Laura is a financial reporter, editor, and researcher with a particular interest in fintech innovation, capital markets, and the evolving global banking landscape.

You May Also Like

Coastal Bank Partners with Tempo to Strengthen Cross-Border Money Transfers

The partnership aims to enhance international money movement solutions.Highlights: Coastal Bank has partnered with Tempo for improved cross-border...

Lloyds Accelerates Homebuying with Fully Digital Service

New platform aims to reduce waiting times for mortgage approvals.Highlights: Lloyds introduces a fully digital homebuying service.Service aims...

AI in Fintech: Revolutionizing the Financial Industry

AI in fintech is changing how financial services operate. It's more than just a buzzword; it's a powerful...

Revolut $200B Valuation: What It Means for Fintech Investors

The Revolut $200B valuation has captured the attention of fintech investors worldwide. This massive figure highlights Revolut's explosive...