How the rise of managed services is driving the resurgence of fintech
The rise of managed services is forming a core component of the fintech industry’s latest rebound.
The rise of managed services is forming a core component of the fintech industry’s latest rebound.
Securing investment has become increasingly challenging for fintechs globally.
Rising cybersecurity threats are causing banks to revaluate their relationship with the cloud.
The potential risks of Q-Day are immense, and there’s much work still to be done.
I hate to say it, but there is neither art nor science to pricing. Just elbow grease and arithmetic.
The rapid evolution of technology has allowed smaller companies to reinvent core banking.
Don’t just ask your vendors to explain their cost structure. Ask them to justify it.
The current cybersecurity threat landscape remains dynamic and challenging for financial services firms.
At the current rate, it will take another 134 years before we can reach global gender parity.
Pursuing perfection in digital transformations often causes more problems than it solves.
Will the concept of a credit score as we know it become obsolete?
I suspect it is inevitable that a bit of a rethink around open banking will have to happen.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could replace your core banking tech or any system on a regular basis?
Things are only going to get faster and more demanding. So travel light, because you need to go far.
As the project expands across Europe, the EPI’s new payments solution has a number of areas to consider.
As society evolves, traditional banks must adapt, or else they face an inevitable demise.
In a place where everyone says only a fraction of what they mean, speaking your mind makes you scary.
As the rate of change accelerates, banks must prioritise adaptability and innovation.
Diverse workforces are more resilient and perform better against every conceivable metric.
When it comes to team building exercises, the intention is not enough. The execution is what matters.
With technology, success is always built on top of prior innovations and lessons learned.
Every bank must at least be investigating the art of the possible with new technology for core banking.
The reality is your CEO is mostly talking to risk and finance. And arguably, that is as it should be.
How can organisations protect themselves from external shocks that nobody can predict?
The banking world will soon become real time, and both banks and regulators will have to keep up.
It’s easy to forget that until recently, cloud was seen as the most transformational technology in FS.
With digital transformation, leaders often take on too much individual risk for ambivalent collective returns.
How can financial institutions strike a balance between speed and safety with instant payments?
As the rate of change increases, a bank’s ability to adapt becomes even more important.
If you want to participate in the future, you have to let go of the past.
Open finance has the potential to help consumers take control of their financial lives.
Together, we can create meaningful change through collective action that can last generations.
Building a proactive fraud shield with AI for unstoppable banking.
Banks have a significant opportunity to take advantage of the digital shift driven by the next generation of customers.
Use cases, pathways and challenges to implementation, and the evolving regulatory frameworks.
We already live in the Future. It is here. It is the Present. It is fully formed and at times rather wonderful.
Money20/20 Europe leveraged its swan song to highlight a string of progressive initiatives for fintech founders.
Despite the overall downward trend, a lot of cash is still being withdrawn and used in circulation.
Money20/20 Europe was a glimpse into the progress that the fintech industry continues to make.
With open banking, the responsibility for education lies with everyone participating in the ecosystem.