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Monzo’s founder won’t take out any salary for 12 months to help the company...
UK challenger bank Monzo has taken additional steps to protect the business against the pandemic-induced financial downturn. And it's not alone.
FinTechs could see rise in customers following the coronavirus pandemic
While FinTechs might be fearing the impact of the coronavirus on their business, it might actually be a beneficial thing for them, a study from financial advisory firm deVere Group claims.