Banks vs startups: Who leads Africa’s fintech innovation?

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Banks vs startups Who leads Africas fintech innovation teaser

Often slow to come up with new digital products, banks are eyeing Africa’s innovative fintech startups for answers. But can upstarts with an agenda to disrupt mesh well with incumbents?

Gabriella Mulligan

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