Credit scores and the willingness to repay in the age of Covid-19
Psychometric credit solutions will likely become increasingly valuable for loan decisioning.
Psychometric credit solutions will likely become increasingly valuable for loan decisioning.
The industry is doing all it can to fulfil the SCA requirements laid out by the EBA.
An increase in cloud adoption leaves some interesting questions when it comes to data regulation.
Embracing open APIs offers plenty of benefits for financial institutions of all sizes.
It demands careful planning and a high-level understanding by all stakeholders.
Until we get beyond, hunker down and carry on. Pass me that glass of wine please.
As a growing a fintech, you’ve worked hard to get to where you are. You mustn’t let momentum slow.
I think what we (business owners) really want is an experience driven bank.
Challenges can be mitigated through greater automation and enhanced data management.
“Humans. So many good ideas. So many failed ideals.”
Senior management should ask themselves five key questions.
Will it reduce or increase information asymmetry between consumers and finserv companies?
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The answer to competition is not to block access to customer data.
From big data and cloud to developments in distributed ledger technology and more.
Cash is the most inclusive financial instrument, and many firms seem to forget this fact.
The region is full of promise and possibility for investors and entrepreneurs alike.
Being advised to fail and do so at speed, as if that, somehow, was not a relative thing anyway.
PBOC published its ISO 20022 migration plan as long ago as 2011.
Nancy Butler at B-North, shares her experience in banking this international women’s day.
Even the strictest laws can’t eliminate the inherent impression the credit manager forms.
Europe and USA have to create their own ecosystems to compete with the East.
Fintech will have a significant role to play in the UK government’s plan for the nation to achieve financial wellbeing.
The gap between the population of the banked and unbanked is continuing to broaden.
Everything that goes wrong in a bank, big or small, gets put neatly away in the closet of shame.
Bridging lenders have clearly grown in confidence about the outlook for the UK economy.
Looking at the basic elements for success for any fintech – and indeed, for any start-up or high-growth business.
With the right software in place, the ATM can play a new role.
Build online trust with customers and identify ways to replicate the offline experience.
The country’s emerging tech scene is much bigger than you might expect.
This year will be one of continued disruption and evolution in banking technology.
A financial services organisation must plan and design what it will look like.
We look back at the year gone by to see what lessons we can take with us this year.
Our togetherness is our greatest legacy to a world that can and should do better for the next generation of humans.
Financial professionals feel more comfortable entrusting their data to the cloud.
Make it hard for screens to be viewed, consider installing privacy filters and other points.
It’s vital that we use the year ahead to invest in long-term consumer testing.
No transformation is pain-free.
Banks in particular can do a lot to curb sex trafficking.
For some, politics is about winning the battle. For others, it’s wining the war.