Fintech SaaS covers the software and data businesses that sell to financial institutions rather than to their customers. Fintechbits follows the vendors behind the front page: core systems, fund administration and back-office tooling, portfolio and risk analytics, market and reference data, and the index licences that feed them. Coverage includes Premialab, Guidewire, Temenos, Finastra, Allvue, Clearwater, MSCI and Broadridge, along with the pricing, renewal and acquisition decisions that shape what a bank or an asset manager can actually run. It is the last hub a story is tested against: an article with a subject of its own, such as a payment rail or a credit model, belongs on that subject's hub. What lands here is coverage where the software or the data is the story.
Fintech—Charitarth Sindhu—September 14, 2026
Insurity Ratio is an API-first engine for admitted commercial property and casualty carriers. It converts ISO, NCCI and AAIS bureau content into production-ready rating logic. The Hartford company says the Ratio Content and Rating Engine cuts implementation time by up to four times. That comparison is against legacy core systems handling regulatory rate and rule
September 8, 2026
Premialab Parameta indices are the centerpiece of a partnership the two firms announced on September 8, plugging Parameta's index family directly into Premialab's quantitative analytics platform. The deal gives institutional investors using Premialab access to Parameta's benchmarks across swap rates, interest rate volatility, inflation swaps and global LNG basis, all inside the same environment where
September 4, 2026
Guidewire Software, fourth quarter and fiscal year 2026 results, reported September 3. The Guidewire fiscal 2026 earnings report shows revenue of 1,475.4 million dollars for the year ended July 31, up 23 percent year over year, from a company whose core-systems software runs claims handling and policy administration for more than 570 property-casualty insurers in
August 13, 2026
Allvue loan operations arrived on Tuesday, August 11, launched from New York as Intelligent Loan Operations. In principle, the platform unites the full lifecycle of a loan transaction on one system powered by agentic AI. That chain runs from the moment a notice arrives from a loan agent through to the general ledger. Private credit
August 12, 2026
Options AtlasFeed and Raw Market Data coverage expanded on Tuesday, August 11, announced across London, Toronto, New York and Hong Kong. In each case, the company made the feeds available immediately, following what it calls a record-breaking first half of 2026. Coverage now spans US options, equities and Middle Eastern markets, with expanded normalized and
July 30, 2026
Lumonic MCP server access reached general availability on Thursday for every customer of the PitchBook-owned portfolio monitoring platform, letting private credit and private equity teams query portfolio data from Claude, ChatGPT or any approved assistant rather than opening a separate dashboard. Why the Lumonic MCP Server Bets on Traceability The feature that matters here is
July 14, 2026
MSCI UBS private markets is a bet on standardizing an asset class that has resisted it. MSCI and UBS announced a strategic partnership meant to bring more transparency to private markets, pairing MSCI's data and analytics with UBS's alternatives business, which oversees more than $340 billion in combined invested assets across hedge funds, private equity,
June 28, 2026
MSCI acquires First Street. On the surface, this is a $120 million data acquisition by a $42 billion index and analytics company. At a deeper level, it is the moment financial services formally acknowledged that the physical consequences of climate change are no longer a sustainability-reporting footnote but a core input into investment underwriting, credit
June 1, 2026
SaaS in fintech has rewritten how financial software reaches the people who use it. For most of the twentieth century, financial software shipped as a physical product: a disc, then a licence, installed on a local server, maintained by an IT department, and upgraded every three to five years in a project that usually ran
