Why banks need to embrace the new normal
The banking industry’s definition of normal hasn’t been normal for a majority of customers for years.
The banking industry’s definition of normal hasn’t been normal for a majority of customers for years.
During this period of uncertainty, AMs have been forced to accelerate their digital transformation projects.
We can expect the insurance industry to take some major steps.
Recognising excellence and innovation in the use of IT in the finance and payment industry worldwide!
Leena Iyar, chief branding officer at Moxtra, joins us on this latest episode.
Digital experience monitoring provides a bridge so that financial institutions can embrace this new digital-first era.
Operating and innovating with data in a COVID-19 world is much more challenging.
Tania Ziegler, senior research associate at Cambridge, joins us on this latest episode.
Retail banking is set to undergo up to three years of acceleration in digital banking preference just this year.
Creating communities: celebrating women in fintech this Women’s History Month
Open to financial and payment institutions worldwide, technology and service providers, individuals and teams.
Latest branches following the pandemic-induced shift to digital channels.
An innovative approach to urgently find solution to accommodate the US government’s Payroll Protection Program.
Featuring Alexandra Boyle, head of strategic client group for Europe at OpenFin.
How UBS’s innovative hub helped 60,000 work remotely with virtually no downtime during the pandemic.
Whatever your reasons for tolerating bad behaviour, that defines you. More than anything else.
It is the banks who invest now and execute effectively, that will come out on top.
It provides a true illustration and understanding of how funds move on the networks.
Before obsessively pressing the send button: pause, rewind.
How about we choose a new normal, the one that fixes the fundamental ways of working, not just the tool we use.
Featuring Jumio’s Dean Nicolls, Fintrail’s Robert Evans, and banking consultant Neil O’Brien.
A look at what the rest of this year might have in store for the world of financial services and fintech.
How COVID-19 has accelerated the transition to the cloud.
The financial services and payments sectors have a bright future, should these trends continue to develop.
Continuous compliance remains a challenge because many organisations lack contextual data.
We have a collective opportunity to lift our communities out of this dire situation.
Mastering an ability to deal with tough times will strike a path towards growth.
What good are the choices, if you don’t act?
These concerns have been heightened by a series of fraud allegations relating to commodity transactions.
A number of fintechs have still been tested during COVID-19, some to the brink of collapse.
Top five fintech trends to watch in 2021.
How to get ahead in realising revenues and returning profits to shareholders.
Modernising the finance department should be a priority.
Join comedian Tom Ward for the 2020 Banking Tech Awards. Broadcast online on 10 Dec, 3:30pm GMT and is free to attend.
It’s time to focus. If nothing else, think how fast the last few years have flown by.
The COVID-19 pandemic has delivered industry changes in rapid time.
The only new opportunity COVID gives us is to be honest about the opportunities we missed.
How then should we think about structuring our savings plan for success?
Responses from 750+ senior bankers the world over with a focus on adapting to changes brought on by COVID-19.
Without limits: The Barclays accelerator races ahead