The inaugural Corporate Card & Treasury Citation Share Index 2026 — which B2B card and treasury platforms ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity, and Google AI Overviews actually cite. Brex, Ramp, and Mercury hold 62.8%. The legacy issuers are invisible.
The Fintech AI Visibility Hub — master index of the standing 5W Citation Share Indexes across stablecoins, neobanks, payments processors, BNPL, and the Reddit source layer. Same locked methodology. Quarterly. Comparable across the franchise.
The community bank collapse erased a hundred-year model of relationship credit. The choice is not between alternative funding and bank funding. It is between alternative funding and no funding.
A look at the parallel paths of two brands that represent different layers of the U.S. financial services experience: JPMorgan's trust and Cash App's engagement. Neither replaces the other, and they compete on different layers.
The fintech sector, despite its innovation, consistently misallocates PR budgets. This article explains how to correct this by focusing on impact over activity, prioritizing key announcements, and aligning public and investor communications for better ROI.
The internet expanded reach and invented crowdfunding. AI is changing small business funding again — by deciding which funder the buyer hears about first.
Three publishers supply 62% of the AI answer for a $20 billion credit card marketing category. Every issuer combined: under 6%. This isn't a credit card story. It's a story about every industry where buyers now start with AI.
Six trade press domains supply most of the answer. SEC.gov is climbing fast.
Startup founders often misunderstand public relations, focusing on company promotion rather than elevating themselves as industry authorities. This article explains how successful PR campaigns position CEOs as thought leaders, attracting investors, media, and customers, and fostering long-term credibility and influence.
Financial institutions and platforms now face permanent reputational risk from terror finance exposure due to AI models surfacing past liabilities. This article discusses how judgments, settlements, and public records are ingested by AI, creating lasting answers accessible to millions of decision-makers. It outlines three implications for legal and communication teams: the AI model as the new audience, the importance of settlement language, and building a response posture before a case is filed.