Roberto Balbino
EN12 min read

WE GIVE AWAY THE ANALYSIS. THE WORK IS WHAT WE CHARGE FOR.

Economic knowledge should be free. International financial problems usually require a little more work.

There is a slightly strange business model behind what we do at Fintech SCB.

Every week, we publish analysis on economics, finance, markets, banking and geopolitics.

Long analysis.

Detailed analysis.

Often the kind of material that elsewhere eventually encounters a pleasant little button saying:

“Continue reading for $9.99 a month.”

We don’t.

Our Financial Insight content is free.

And the intention is to keep it that way.

Why?

Because understanding inflation, interest rates, public debt, currencies, banks, geopolitics, taxation, demographics or financial markets should not be a luxury product.

An informed person makes better decisions.

An informed entrepreneur asks better questions.

An informed investor is harder to impress with nonsense.

And an informed citizen is considerably more difficult to manipulate.

That seems like a reasonably useful contribution to society.

There is, however, one small detail.

We also work.

Fintech SCB is not only a publishing project.

Behind the articles is an international financial advisory business working with individuals, families and companies on problems that tend to be considerably more complicated than writing a Substack post.

International private banking.

Wealth structuring.

Trusts, foundations and holding structures.

International and multi-currency banking.

Asset protection and succession planning.

International tax management.

Corporate finance and trade finance.

Liquidity structuring and regularization.

Cross-border banking documentation.

Sanctions and investment-compliance analysis.

Cash-to-crypto and crypto-to-cash operations through compliant channels.

International residency and financial structuring.

US and international banking solutions.

Latin America market entry.

And international online advisory for clients who may be sitting almost anywhere in the world.

In other words:

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