Interview with Ximena Aleman of Prometeo
John E. Kaye
Prometeo is the largest open-banking platform in Latin America. Founded in 2018, it’s an integral player in the American fintech market which has boomed from worth less than 50 million dollars in 2016, to over 2.1 billion in 2022.
Prometeo effectively identifies opportunities for clients by helping them automate and turbocharge their internal procedures through open-banking connections.It does this by using a variety of application programming interfaces, commonly referred to by their acronym API, which allowed 2 or more computer programmes to communicate with each other. This provides a single access point to banking information, transactions and payments to multiple financial institutions in the region.
Ximena Aleman is the Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Prometeo.
RECENT ARTICLES
-
Parked electric cars could help power island ferries in German trial -
UK billionaire count falls as wealthy quit Britain, Sunday Times Rich List shows -
Macron unveils £20bn Africa push as France strikes new Kenya deals -
Italy draws global tech investors as Europe races to build its own champions -
Opel turns to Chinese EV technology for new European-built SUV -
Japan and Luxembourg deepen space ties as lunar race gathers pace -
Meet the Earth Prize-winning teenager tackling the world’s microplastic crisis -
Starmer fights for future as he moves to nationalise British Steel -
Bluebird returns to Coniston 59 years after Campbell’s fatal crash -
Pentagon reopens Moon mystery in huge UFO files release -
De Niro's Nobu heads to the country with first rural hotel in Rutland -
Tourist wins €900 after ‘sunbed wars’ ruined Greek holiday -
Europe Day warning to China as EU says ties must be ‘rebalanced’ -
Germany opens door to Indian startups with Berlin launch -
‘Lost’ zip design could give space exploration a lift -
Three property trade bodies merge to create stronger lobbying voice for landlords and investors -
Keir, on your bike! Boris Johnson uses father Stanley’s book launch to take swipe at Starmer -
Exclusive: Boris joins father Stanley and brothers Max, Leo and Jo for BSA launch of new Marco Polo book -
Firms ‘wasting AI’ by using it to speed up bad habits -
AstraZeneca revives £300m UK investment after pausing major projects -
UK refineries asked to maximise jet fuel supply amid Hormuz disruption -
Britain must shape AI future or be left at its “mercy and whim”, Liz Kendall warns -
BP profits more than double as oil price surge lifts trading business -
MINI at 25 – the numbers behind the Oxford-built icon -
More than half of employers say they cannot find graduates with the right AI skills, study finds


























