Is fintech the answer to Norway’s credit crunch?
Further regulation of the loan industry could be necessary to protect consumers, says Norway’s government.
Further regulation of the loan industry could be necessary to protect consumers, says Norway’s government.
Finovate’s VP, Greg Palmer, explains what trends are emerging from the first major fintech event of 2018.
At the right events, you get to take the pulse of an entire industry and if you listen, you shall hear.
Your influence is always, always a ticket to the ball where you will find like minded folks.
Creating inclusive banking for remote communities.
Banks need to ask themselves whether they are flexible and sensitive enough to adapt to the rapidly changing context.
Tech-obsessed, tech-active, tech-aware and tech-reluctant.
Create a robust vision upfront and don’t shy away from digital transformation!
Live from FinovateEurope, Rohit Talwar discusses AI and what the road to “super-intelligence” will look like.
It’s not about women or money. It’s about what hiring and rewarding with integrity does for your business.
We are finding a remarkable determination to reject the status quo and to press for progress.
Think bigger than your immediate surroundings and take more risks – doing both things can widen your horizons and boost your career progression.
It’s important not to lose sight of your ambition – no matter what industry you’re in.
Devie Mohan’s thoughts on the new “Dine and Dash” offering from Barclaycard.
The steps financial services firms need to take to keep up with regulation and protect against cyber threats.
Before you jump into implementing blockchain, know the risks.
A never-ending cycle in the good guy vs bad, but good folk are now gaining ground.
The payments reforms in Australia are going full steam ahead.
Modernisation isn’t just a necessity, it’s an inevitable cultural change and the pivot point is now.
Will you be one of the 800 million individuals ousted by AI?
Here we are, talking about decentralised centralised networks. Madness?
A bold new move that could shake up the banking industry.
Innovating is the only way to stay ahead in today’s dynamic marketplace.
FinovateEurope 2018 is coming to London on 6-9 March. We caught up with Finovate VP Greg Palmer ahead of the show.
The digital era is here and, with it, a generation that champions creative forces and conversational integrity.
Just as customer demands are changing in a digital economy, insurtech-driven change is also inevitable.
There’s no right or wrong way to purchase anything online.
Looking at three pivotal technologies: distributed ledger type (DLT), common platforms, and cyber defences.
Ireland’s future looks very promising in terms of fintech investment and for financial services more broadly.
The efforts that yield the best results are the ones that are thought through and consistent.
Now is a good time for banks to achieve cost-savings and regulatory compliance.
An opportunity to improve ROI on existing infrastructure and use data for strategic decision-making.
We don’t directly do good in our fintech-verse, but we push the world towards something better.
Revolutionising technologies are coming up by day and rendering most of the old business models obsolete.
What was Liz Maguire’s, head of transformation and digital at ANZ, lightbulb moment?
This is the age of the “I want it now”, the insurance industry seems paralysed in working out a new vision.
Customer proposition depends on a data driven approach designed for early adopting, millennial professionals.
Who goes there? A look at new frontiers and the bottom line.
It’s not practicality that makes banking in a foreign country hard. It’s bankers.
Predicting what will happen to Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies has become a cottage industry.