AVI Business Solutions

  The fintech revolution has fundamentally changed how consumers and businesses move, store, borrow, and invest money. Instant payments, automated lending decisions, digital wallets, and AI-driven financial tools have become standard expectations rather than differentiators. Yet behind every seamless transaction lies a complex, highly interconnected technology stack. With that complexity comes a rapidly expanding set of IT risks that can undermine even the most innovative fintech business if not managed deliberately. The margin for error narrows as fintech platforms scale, making trust all the more vital . A single incident can erode years of confidence, so risk management must be a strategic pillar supporting growth and resilience. Cybersecurity remains one of the most immediate and visible risks. Fintech companies are prime targets because they aggregate sensitive personal and transactional data and provide access to financial networks. Phishing schemes, social engineering, ranso...

  By CameronNyack.com      Small and medium-sized businesses are heading into a period of extraordinary change. Amid volatile economic conditions, rapid technological change, workforce upheavals, and razor-thin margins, the next three years will test even the healthiest companies. The signs are clear: the challenges facing SMBs from 2026–2028 will not simply be extensions of today’s issues—they will be intensified versions, shaped by structural economic, technological, and labor-market forces that are accelerating simultaneously. Below is a comprehensive look at why these pressures are likely, what is driving them, and how business owners can begin preparing now. 1. Economic Volatility Will Continue to Disrupt SMB Stability While many hope for a return to economic predictability, forecasts suggest a more turbulent road. Analysts continue to warn that the global economy is shifting in ways that will prolong fluctuations across interest rates, consumer demand, pric...