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End-to-End Data Analysis and Reporting for Financial Institutions
HEXANIKA founder, Yogesh Pandit, witnessed firsthand how banks struggled with costs and resources required for regulatory reporting. That’s when he decided to create HEXANIKA as a solution. HEXANIKA was a selected startup for the Fintech71 accelerator program.
Fintech71: Where Financial Leadership Meets Industry Innovation
JobsOhio supports Fintech71, which brings fintech startups together with market leaders in financial services and insurance. Not only did this initiative positively impact the scale-up companies, it also sparked innovation with current market leaders.
Managing Credit Risk Through Artificial Intelligence
Startups look at real-world problems and commit to solving them. This is how the founders of James came across their idea for a fintech SaaS company that uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to innovate how banks manage credit risk.
Fintech71 Opens Brilliant Minds from Across the Globe to Fintech in Ohio
Ohio’s fintech accelerator, Fintech71, closes out its first year. The program welcomed several exceptional companies from across the globe, some who had previous experience with Ohio and others who did not. Ohio’s fintech and financial services benefits during the program proved to be valuable resources.
New Economic Development Guide Highlights Ohio’s Thriving Business Environment
In recent years, Ohio has climbed toward the top of national rankings for its business climate and desirable assets for companies. Conway Global and JobsOhio have partnered on an investment guide filled with case studies, success stories and facts about what is going on throughout the state and why Ohio is great for businesses.
Keidanren Visit Reinforces Ohio’s Value to International Companies
Ohio’s business climate attracts companies worldwide. Japan, like many countries that have invested in Ohio, has witnessed the success of Japanese investments in the state. As a result, Japan places high value on the relationship it has with Ohio stakeholders. Keidanren, the Japan Business Federation, visited Ohio to build on an already strong relationship between the state and Japanese business leaders, citing that Ohio is their most important partnership.
