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The week's most significant stories in fintech and financial services — curated for technology leaders, strategists, and decision-makers. Published every Friday.

Notable — Week of April 10, 2026

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This week's top 10 stories in fintech and financial services focus on strategic partnerships, AI-powered solutions, and regulatory updates. Key themes include the increasing adoption of AI in finance, the growth of embedded finance, and the evolving landscape of stablecoin regulation.
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fintechvia Finovate

Gusto Acquires Mosey to Add Compliance Capabilities

Gusto, a payroll and HR management solutions company, has acquired Mosey, a business compliance platform, to enhance its compliance capabilities and support small businesses in managing their regulatory obligations.

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fintechvia Finovate

Experian Express Gives Small Lenders a Self-Service Onboarding Platform

Experian has launched Experian Express, a self-service platform that enables small lenders to digitally credential, onboard, and access credit reports quickly and efficiently, streamlining their lending processes.

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fintechvia Finovate

OnePay Partners with Workday Wellness to Expand Distribution

OnePay, a digital banking platform, has partnered with Workday Wellness to integrate its services and expand its distribution, allowing employers to offer OnePay's financial tools to their employees.

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paymentsvia PYMNTS

US Treasury to Give Crypto Firms Same Cybersecurity Intel as Banks

The US Treasury Department will provide eligible digital asset firms with the same cybersecurity information it shares with traditional financial institutions, enhancing their security and compliance capabilities.

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paymentsvia PYMNTS

New Stablecoin Rules Push Banks Into the Crypto Front Line

The proposed stablecoin rules under the GENIUS Act will require banks and fintechs to hold reserves against stablecoin issuances, bringing them to the forefront of crypto regulation and oversight.

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insurtechvia Coverager

Aviva Expands AI Underwriting Tool to Critical Illness

Aviva has expanded its AI-powered underwriting tool to critical illness, leveraging generative AI to streamline medical evidence review and improve the underwriting process.

Read at Coverager
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paymentsvia PYMNTS

Mastercard Sees Trust and Rail Convergence Shaping Commercial Payments

Mastercard believes that the convergence of trust and rail systems will shape the future of commercial payments, enabling faster, more secure, and efficient transactions.

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bankingvia Finextra

Revolut Introduces AI Assistant for Money Management

Revolut has launched an AI-powered assistant to help customers manage their finances, providing personalized insights and recommendations for improved financial decision-making.

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bankingvia Finextra

Visa Unveils Tool to Give Firms On-Ramp to Agentic Commerce

Visa has introduced a new tool to support businesses in adopting agentic commerce, enabling them to offer AI-powered shopping experiences and streamline their payment processes.

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bankingvia Finextra

Adyen Launches Intelligent Money Movement

Adyen has launched Intelligent Money Movement, a new product that connects payments, liquidity management, and payouts on a single platform, enhancing the efficiency and speed of financial transactions.

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Notable — Week of April 3, 2026

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This week's top stories in fintech and financial services include Japan's SBI investing in tokenized trading venues, Raiffeisen Bank International's digital transformation, and the rise of agentic AI in banking and insurance. Other notable stories include the launch of new digital payment platforms, the growth of insurtech, and the increasing importance of data interpretation in wealth management.