Money talks
Expectations about what is acceptable from a CO2 emissions perspective have to mature.
Expectations about what is acceptable from a CO2 emissions perspective have to mature.
Innovation is a war of attrition, and that’s exhausting.
Suptechs are gaining prominence in financial services with pioneers like the EBA and MAS breaking new ground.
The proposed implementation of CBDCs will completely change how the country perceives money.
It’s high time that banks and credit unions stop seeing competition only as a threat.
Starling Bank CEO Anne Boden delivered a keynote speech at the Finovate Spring conference in San Francisco.
We are fast approaching the time finally being right for programmable banking.
Digital innovation is one of the key talking points at this year’s conference.
Now is the only time. And every time you say ‘not now’ you make everything that little bit harder for your future self.
Fintech firms cannot disregard the risk of poor mental health among their workforce as ‘just part of the role’.
I recently spoke with Delta Capita’s Leeya Hendricks to get her perspective on all things ESG investing.
When you invite diversity into your organisation, you’re inviting innovation and creativity.
Many digital financial services lack a “human heart”. And that should be something that worries the industry.
All business, no matter how young or small, operates in context. So think it through.
Businesses need to adapt to meet both stakeholder demands as well as current and future standards.
Payment experiences have changed significantly, with ‘alternative payment’ methods gaining more and more traction.
Representation is imperative for business success, and the fintech industry still has strides to make.
Should larger banks be looking to write their own core? I’m not so sure.
You can keep your flaccid apologies to yourself. We need you to see the teachable moment. And grab it with both hands.
Traditional banking systems remain largely built on the rails of decades-old technology.
The German neobank is looking to innovate around the future of work for bank employees.
Digital payment systems have seen explosive growth with many people moving away from cash.
Nobody seems quite sure what the metaverse actually is, but to dismiss it as just hype is to miss the point.
For the sake of your productivity and creativity, take time away from your desk. Do it regularly. Do it with intent.
The UK must balance innovation and competition with the need for customer protection through effective regulation.
Advances in AI and ML could help neobanks better protect themselves against cybercrime.
Moving money where it’s needed quickly, reliably, and cost-effectively is more important than ever.
There’s recently been a big rise in the number of players vying to be the core banking provider of choice for banks.
What’s next, you ask? This. This is next. The doing. It takes a while, so it will be what’s next for a while.
DLT has the potential to bring post-trade processing into the 21st century.
Focusing on your social impact can help build strong community links and boost brand loyalty.
AI offers a winning strategy in the race to reduce fraud and continue improving payment flows.
As fintech continues its rapid growth, gender imbalance remains a prominent industry issue.
Climate change is a complex problem, and its solutions are manifold and multifaceted.
Don’t just avoid difficult conversations in the hope that something will change. Talk. Build trust.
Embedded finance has already started to streamline financial processes in both consumer and business commerce.
Financial services firms have many ways to advance ESG goals while providing valuable services.
AI and ML are key to not just recovering from, but actually preventing fraud before it begins.
Maybe you should take your team out of the office to do something small and impactful for a few hours.
Fintech can give SMBs better access to financing to encourage progress and development.