Quantitative Easing – the hidden inflation culprit?

As the UK’s inflation rate hit a 40-year high of 10.1% in September, there’s one word that everyone has been asking: why? The current inflation landscape Source: Office for National Statistics While soaring food prices and the taunting energy crisis hammer the UK economy, there lacks an accepted explanation for the persistent rise in inflation […]

Saying no to traditional credit: buy now pay later

For the last several decades, traditional credit has played a core role in allowing consumers and firms to purchase goods and capital that were otherwise financially unattainable. However, as credit risk and default rates spike globally, the payment system has been calling for a new revolutionary mechanism for credit transactions. The Swedish fintech giant, Klarna, […]