Transforming the user experience: the dawn of dynamic knowledge rendering in financial services
With GenAI in financial services, we’re not just on the cusp of significant change – we’re in the midst of it.
With GenAI in financial services, we’re not just on the cusp of significant change – we’re in the midst of it.
At Sibos 2023, we went for a walk.
Use cases for developing top-performing contact centre agents: AI simulation training, immersive learning & performance monitoring.
Fintech companies are uniquely positioned to lead the way in integrating ESG.
The financial services industry and society in general needs to do more to support women going through the menopause.
The Economy-as-a-Service (EaaS) model is progressively reshaping multiple sectors, most notably financial services.
We’re starting to see more FIs providing data services as part of their corporate banking offering.
This year at Sibos we have a Future of Money reunion. Not just to opine. But to be held accountable.
Ultimately, the responsibility lies with humans to decide where, when, and how AI is deployed.
With Sibos 2023 taking place in Toronto, Canada, we take a look at the country’s growing fintech scene.
AI is nothing new for banks, and the current hype is unsustainable.
To see real progress in open finance, it requires the industry to collaborate – a key theme of this year’s Sibos.
Automated solutions enabling the timeliness of middle office processes can be key to the T+1 readiness.
Innovative technologies are bringing the future of payments forward for banks.
SmartStream’s Vincent Kilcoyne explains why the success of accelerated settlements hinges on quality data.
Finding ways to educate people on climate change, highlight the risks and change behaviours is essential.
No amount of system upgrades will ever teach humans how to treat everyone’s time with respect.
This year’s FinovateFall conference aims to solve how incumbents can achieve digital acceleration.
With people living longer and healthier lives, many are working longer and in new and different ways.
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The idea of personalisation has been around for decades in banking, so it’s time customers get what they deserve.
You can’t control everything. But you can control what you do next and what kind of player you are.
Opus Technologies CEO Praveen TM discusses the firm’s rebranding and how it will shape the future of payments.
At the PayTech Awards 2023, Corpay won in the Top Innovation in Payments category with its cross-border solution.
Fundraising is a mix of understanding investor psychology and positioning your start-up to capture the narrative.
According to the 2023 Women in Tech survey, women only account for around 26% of those working in IT.
It’s been intriguing to see the differences in thinking from companies when it comes to generative AI.
Technology will keep changing and will always require our attention. So don’t be a tourist with tech.
To stay relevant, businesses need to regard social media as an integral part of their digital strategy.
Even if we have all the data on our finances, we need to be able to understand it.
The context in which your teams do the work you ask of them is a rich tapestry of ever-changing factors.
FinTech Futures takes a deep dive into generative AI and how the tech is transforming financial services.
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AI is proving to be an existential threat to identity. So how is the world responding?
If you choose to learn new things, do it properly. Start simple, build up and take your time.
Tetris can teach business leaders a lot of transferrable skills when it comes to digital transformation.
Companies that create an optimised, secure UX will continue to stand out above the rest.
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In the race to optimise cost and efficiency through technology, let’s not forget to ensure a human touch remains.
You can’t win a game you’re not in. So turn up. Because the absent are always wrong.