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Finovate 2008 Conference Demo Lineup Announced

By Jim Bruene on August 21, 2008 6:41 PM | Comments (2)

image After looking at more than 100 companies, we've selected 24 finalists to present at our second annual Finovate Conference Oct. 14 in New York City (registration here). Three will emerge as Finovate Best of Show companies joining  last year's winners: Mint,Mortgage Marvel from Mortgagebot, and Prosper (note 1).  

In a single action-packed day, we'll see several financial startups launch, a few major product overhauls revealed, and a pile of new features shown to the public for the first time. It could be the single biggest "news day" in the history of online finance. Besides the amazing presenter lineup, the audience will contain many well-known industry analysts, members of the press, and banking and technology execs. Here are the subjects that will be covered:

  • Person-to-person lending
  • Lead generation in financial services
  • Personal financial management and online banking
  • Mobile banking and payments
  • Payments/billing
  • Investing and retirement planning online
  • Security technologies
  • Social media and Web 2.0

Finovate 2008 Lineup (alphabetic order, note 2)
Below is a list of all 24 companies. In all, seven of the companies presented at our sold-out Finovate 2007; three are graduates from Finovate Startup last April; and 14 are new to Finovate. But all 24 will be demonstrating substantial new products and/or features. 

Companies announced Sept. 16 and Sept. 23, 2008:

About Finovate 2008

Press: Members of the media should contact Jim Bruene, jim@netbanker.com to secure a press pass.

Note:
1. Winners are selected by audience vote.
2. The list does not include two stealth startups and one company to be named later.

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Bonjour Jim and Eric!

Congrats for another excellent line up. And I look forward to finding out more about the three other presenting companies.

For those new to Finovate...
In less than a year, I believe that the "Finovate days" became the most valuable events in online finance: the quality of the speakers is superb, the services demoed are extremely innovative, and it is a unique opportunity to network with entrepreneurs, bankers, vendors, bloggers, and the press.

The icing on the cake: the event lasts only one day. I guaranty you will find every single minute valuable.

The conference looks like it'll be interesting. There are a few names I don't recognize, so it'll be nice to see what they announce/release.

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