Fintech and Payments
Anslem Oshionebo, fintech executive and founder, writes about cross-border payments, remittances, stablecoins, embedded finance and the future of financial services in Africa and the United States.
9 articles
- Agentic AI in Financial Services: What Changes for Banks and Fintechs Anslem Oshionebo on AI agents that act, not just answer: where they fit in banking and fintech, and the controls they demand.
- Nigeria's Fintech Regulation: What Founders Need to Know Anslem Oshionebo on the regulators, licences and compliance obligations every fintech founder building in Nigeria should understand.
- Stablecoins and the Future of African Remittances Anslem Oshionebo on whether regulated stablecoins can cut the cost of sending money to Africa, and what still stands in the way.
- AI in Debt Recovery: How Machine Learning Finds Debtors and Assets Anslem Oshionebo, CEO of Tenaza Asset Recovery & Intelligence, explains how AI changes skip tracing, asset tracing and debt collection for lenders.
- Why Sending Money Home Still Costs Too Much, and What Will Change It Anslem Oshionebo on why remittances to Africa remain the world's most expensive, where the cost really comes from, and the technologies bringing it down.
- Africa's Role in Fintech Anslem Oshionebo on how Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and Egypt became fintech hubs built on mobile phones and financial inclusion.
- How Fintech Generates Profit Anslem Oshionebo explains how fintech companies make money across crowdfunding, logistics and personal finance platforms.
- How Is Fintech Changing the Financial World? Anslem Oshionebo on how fintech improves access to financial services, brings transparent pricing and draws in large companies.
- Anslem Oshionebo, Fintech Professional and Entrepreneur, Based in Dallas, Texas Profile of Anslem Oshionebo: Dallas-based fintech professional, engineer, FCA, CPA, Certified Fraud Examiner and community volunteer.