December 2021 / VIDEO
Two Dominant Trends Changing Fintech Stocks
Key Insights
- We are seeing two dominant trends in the fintech space, and specifically payments, that continue to drive a lot of our secular investing themes.
- The first is the continued transition to digital payments away from cash and checks, and the second is embedded finance.
- Users who have come to expect high-quality digital experiences in their personal lives are demanding innovations in their business lives.
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December 2021 / INVESTMENT INSIGHTS
Jon Friar is associate portfolio manager of the US Large-Cap Growth Equity Strategy in the U.S. Equity Division. Previously, he was the portfolio manager for the business service strategy in the U.S. Equity Division. Jon is a member of the Investment Advisory Committees of the US Dividend Growth Equity, US Large-Cap Core Growth Equity, Financial Services Equity, US Growth Stock, US Small-Cap Growth II Equity, US Value Equity, and US Structured Research Equity Strategies. He is a vice president of T. Rowe Price Group, Inc.