Opinion | Investment | 26 Jun Women’s money: can we close the investment gap? The global financial industry loses $700bn annually by not attracting a female audience.
Analysis | Hiring | 8 May These are the French startups still hiring through the crisis Can startups get back to driving French jobs creations? Here’s what the latest data shows, and a look at who’s hiring.
How To | Finance | 27 Apr How to manage cashflow in a crisis 10 expert tips on how to manage spending and extend your runway through the downturn.
Interview | Startup Life | 23 Apr “The team are seeing a different side of me”: Life as a CFO in a downturn Catherine Birkett, chief financial officer at London's GoCardless, on guiding a scaleup through an economic shock.
Sponsored How To | Finance | 19 Mar How to manage company spending in uncertain times When the going gets tough, having a firm grip of company spending becomes more important than ever.
Sponsored Analysis | Finance | 19 Feb What’s the best way to spend your company’s money? If you find it difficult to decide how to spend your startup's money (once you've got over the hurdle of raising some) you're not alone.
Sponsored How To | Finance | 28 Jan The financial tools your startup needs to succeed From accounting software to spending cards, we look at what financial services startups need — and which providers you should choose.
Analysis | Hiring | 28 Jan Europe’s fastest growing startups with female founders Women to watch in 2020.
Opinion | Finance | 17 Jan How to keep cash in the bank: Advice from Robin Klein How and why companies fail — and what founders and boards can do to keep cash in the bank.
Analysis | Finance | 13 Jan Islamic fintechs are on the rise — but how viable is this tailored offering? Islamic finance is ‘going digital’, hoping to better serve the world’s 1.8bn Muslims and to challenge its secular peers
Analysis | Fintech | 10 Jan Fintech venture capitalists share their investment tricks and insights The fintech sector has no shortage of funds, but the best investments aren't always what you'd expect.
News | Fintech | 8 Jan Questions for Klarna as study warns “pay later” schemes damaging millions of shoppers’ credit scores "Buy now pay later" options are becoming more popular credit options. But new research suggests shoppers are still unaware of the dangers, predicting over 2m UK users have seen credit scores plummet
Analysis | Digital Banks | 18 Dec Digital banks Monzo, Revolut, Starling and N26 compared Sifted digs into the numbers behind these leading fintechs
Interview | Venture Capital | 12 Dec The Scot who helped turn Peter Thiel-backed startup Xero into a €7bn business Gary Turner, a 51-year-old college drop out, has helped accounting software provider Xero to grow into a €7bn business.
Interview | Fintech | 4 Dec Why these “three old French men” launched a fintech to help millennials save A former Bank of America exec has cofounded a savings app for the next generation. The business model looks promising, but will millennials take interest?
Analysis | Finance | 25 Nov European fintech weekly: Wealthtech wars — and why the UK is the next battleground Wealthtech firms raised nearly $800m globally in the third quarter of this year. But will the arrival of US trading giant Robinhood stop the party in Europe?
