Insider Intelligence’s Fintech Trends to Watch in 2022

Here Are the Factors that Will Reshape Industry Dynamics in the Year Ahead

Executive Summary

Fintech has reached new heights of funding and adoption, accelerating digital transformation across the financial services industry. Players big and small are scrambling to get ahead of the trends that will make or break growth in the coming year.

Questions this report covers:

  • Has the fintech funding wave hit its peak?
  • Will Big Tech encroachment in financial services impact banking and insurance?
  • How will consumer demand for hyper-personalization reshape banking and payments experiences?
  • How will digital brokerages find new revenue streams as they face margin pressure?
  • Will crypto finally go mainstream?

KEY STAT: Global fintech raised $94.7 billion in the first three quarters of 2021, just $200 million less than the past two years combined.

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Table of Contents

  1. Executive Summary
  2. Introduction
  3. Trend: Fintech Funding Boom Ushers in a New Era of Digital Offerings
  4. Trend: Big Tech Makes Big Moves in Banking and Insurance
  1. Trend: Hyper-Personalization Catches on in Banking and Wealth Management
  2. Trend: Digital Brokers Hunt for New Revenue Sources as the Day Trading Frenzy Dies Down
  3. Trend: Crypto Adoption Will Go Mainstream as DeFi Faces Its First Major Hurdle
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  1. Sources
  2. Media Gallery

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authors

Eleni Digalaki, Tiffani Montez, and Victor Chatenay