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Newsletter: Startup Lingo And Neologims – 24 March, 2022

Sidebrief Inc.

Today, our weekly newsletter is having a twist. We thought we'd spice it up a bit, let's take a break from the norm. Although we are still building across borders and taking new companies to Egypt...

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Eunice Olopade

Today, our weekly newsletter is having a twist. We thought we'd spice it up a bit, let's take a break from the norm. Although we are still building across borders and taking new companies to Egypt, Ghana, South Africa, Kenya and Zambia this month, we thought you should learn a few startup lingos. In this newsletter, we've assembled a list of relevant neologisms that will help you keep up with what's happening in the startup space. We are also showing a number of our clients who are building in each niche. We hope you enjoy it and learn something new.

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Probably one of the best known "–tech" neologisms is fintech, this umbrella term is used to refer to projects, many times startups, that seek to transform financial and banking services by applying disruptive ideas by leveraging new digital technologies.

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