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Adaptable Platforms, Strong Alliances: BaaS consolidation in action

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Grab, merge, or unite – 2023 is fast becoming the year of consolidation in the Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) realm.It’s no surprise, really. The demand for agile and expandable infrastructures is at an all-time high in the fintech sector. And with technology evolving at warp speed, financial institutions are being pushed to think on their feet and embrace change. That’s where BaaS swoops in to save the day – offering a shortcut by providing off-the-shelf, adaptable, and secure platforms that can be swiftly deployed to unlock new revenue streams and customer experiences. Whether it’s about reaching greater heights economically or seizing opportunities to boost one’s market position, the trend of consolidation is undeniably upon us. The first half of 2023 is in full swing, with over ten strategic BaaS acquisitions already in the bag. We uncover the three key aspects shaping the BaaS consolidation wave and reveal the fascinating patterns emerging from this frenzy. 1. Catalysts of the BaaS consolidation movement The BaaS integration movement is being supercharged through strategic power plays as follows: Velocity and versatility: In the race for survival, FIs and tech platforms recognize the need for speed and adaptability to satisfy customers and outpace the competition. By acquiring BaaS […]

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