Sponsored: The future of fintechs

<p>Ask for a definition of a fintech and you’ll get many different answers. Some believe they’re startup companies while others will say well-established companies with a focus on innovation fit the description. <br/><br/>“In the truest sense of the term, it’s a provider of financial technology and we can all agree to that,” says Micheal Herman, president of <a href='https://advantedge.digital/'>AdvantEdge Digital</a>, a CUNA Strategic Services alliance provider. “However, I think it goes beyond that. It’s really the mashup of words that signify the innovation culture.” <br/><br/>Herman says fintech disruptors operate with the mindset of continuous improvement through technology innovation. <br/><br/>In this episode of the <a href='https://news.cuna.org/podcasts'>CUNA News Podcast</a>, sponsored by AdvantEdge Digital, Herman speaks about what qualifies a provider to be called a fintech, what the future of disruption may look like, and how credit unions can prepare today for the challenges of tomorrow.</p>