Products in Everi Holdings’ financial services business don’t carry flashy themes, such as the company’s slot machine game based on the Discovery series “Shark Week.” But revenues from the division referred to by the Las Vegas-based gaming equipment provider as FinTech, helped drive Everi to solid fourth quarter and year-end results. “The balance between our Games and FinTech segments, and the continuing significant opportunities within North America, provide us with a substantial runway for growth,” CEO Mike Rumbolz said Monday on Everi’s fourth-quarter earnings conference call.
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