Video: Tribe Payments at Money20/20 Europe – Hyper-personalisation in fintech
Tribe Payments’ Lynda Clarke talks big data, hyper-personalisation, and the continued customisation of fintech.
Tribe Payments’ Lynda Clarke talks big data, hyper-personalisation, and the continued customisation of fintech.
Endava’s Scott Harkey highlights the latest technological advancements that are revolutionising B2B payments.
Amdocs’ Bentzium Aviv discusses how emerging technologies are powering the pursuit of personalisation.
Money20/20 Europe was a glimpse into the progress that the fintech industry continues to make.
Day one’s proceedings took a specific focus on the topics of AI, tokenisation and digital modernisation journeys.
FinTech Futures speaks with Payal Raina, Founder of FinTech B2B Marketing.
SmartStream’s Jethro MacDonald discusses how SmartStream Air turns messy data into usable data.
The best time to start looking at AI was yesterday, and the next best time is today.
Showcasing a robust, reliable and cost effective solution for data reconciliations and cash balances.
Money20/20 Europe opened this year with a discussion on how open banking is driving global innovation.
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For the finale of the final day of Money20/20 Europe, financial inclusion was discussed with resolute optimism for a bright future.
The shift from analogues to digital – according to Michael Meyer, Middlegame Ventures, during a regtech discussion at Money20/20 Europe – a major European bank he spoke with files over 50,000 pages as part of its quarterley regulatory reporting.
The interest from the fintech community in APIs burns brighter than a thousand suns, but where will this technology and the spirit of open banking take us?
What is the future of banking? Is it a giant menu from which customers (individuals and businesses) choose who is to provide what contingent upon well-informed choice and best value. Or is it a model where banks still rule from the centre, providing customers the simplicity of a range of products through a single provider. Putting aside whether or not this highly competitive state is possible, which is the future direction of banking?
Are trends eclectic for artificial intelligence (AI)? Perhaps not as the fintech world is getting more imaginative and calling for the machines to negotiate on behalf of less-than-objective humans. At this morning’s (26 June) sessions at Money20/20 in Copenhagen, the themes of AI use cases in financial services and fraud were discussed.