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How innovation is quietly remaking banking

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By Peter Knight
| Connection Capital
Elsewhere, Liberis is using data-driven underwriting to provide embedded lending to small businesses. The company has now funded $1.5 billion across 60,000 transactions, serving 2.2 million businesses monthly across 16 countries7. By integrating directly with payment and e-commerce platforms, it allows SMEs to access finance quickly and responsibly — extending credit to areas traditional lenders often overlook.
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Countries testing a Universal Basic Income in 2025

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By Peter Knight
| NexusNewsfeed.com Verified
Countries testing a Universal Basic Income in 2025 by Peter Knight “As global wealth inequality deepens and automation threatens to usher in a new form of technology-driven unemployment, many nations, from the wealthy and industrialized to the still-developing, are providing a basic and unconditional financial floor for some of their citizens.
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What Musk, Altman and others say about AI-funded ‘Universal Basic Income’

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By Peter Knight
| NexusNewsfeed.com Verified
What Musk, Altman and others say about AI-funded ‘Universal Basic Income’ by Peter Knight “While many think of UBI as a taxpayer-funded system, Silicon Valley’s elite envision AI doing humans’ work, from mundane factory jobs to highly skilled white-collar roles, and funding payouts through cost savings and more revenue. Tech leaders say that revenue can be shared under a massive wealth-redistribution system.
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