In an era of consolidation, will fintech retain its spirit of innovation?
The unprecedented level of consolidation in the market may stoke fears that innovation will be stifled.
The unprecedented level of consolidation in the market may stoke fears that innovation will be stifled.
As technology has given us greater flexibility in other areas of our lives, we want those benefits from our banks too.
A look at what the financial services industry needs to consider to accelerate the adoption of open banking.
It’s easy to forget that banks have been through some huge transformations in relatively short windows of time.
No matter who you are or what you’re trying to achieve, it helps to act with urgency, before it becomes urgent.
Moving from a tactical to a strategic approach to payment modernisation.
Firms can utilise AI and ML to create analysis models that can better detect suspicious activity.
New approaches to Accounts Payable (AP) and payment optimisation are creating mutual value for buyers and suppliers.
Banks have an opportunity to get ahead in the BNPL space as authorities introduce new regulations.
Unpicking bias in AI is a whole new fintech opportunity and one that appears to be very needed.
Digital transformation focuses where it’s high value, but most of banking happens by human intervention.
The search for adequate SME funding and opportunities to minimise costs are at an all-time high.
SME demand for finance is set to continue to grow globally in 2022.
Digital transformation has become the benchmark for survival in the financial market.
Having a presence in the metaverse seems inevitable, and the best time to understand the possibilities is now.
A new normal is inevitable, and we need to start thinking about what to do next.
Digitisation and collaboration across global trade are vital to upgrading this centuries-old industry.
European start-ups are starting to have access to a far broader and more founder-focused investment ecosystem.
As we rush headlong into virtual worlds in the metaverse, the concept of digital twins will become more conspicuous.
Financial services exists to serve. And that means that when we are not of service, we are just in the way.
Open banking is getting more mature day by day, and it keeps financial inclusion among its top priorities.
Digital transformation is dominating all sectors, and increasing numbers of businesses are making the move to the cloud.
For all its forward-thinking and future-proofing, fintech is struggling when it comes to diversity and inclusion.
Banks should be in a strong position to support landlords, but unfortunately, this is rarely the case.
No matter how smart you are, you may be wrong. And having the conversation will always teach you something.
With regulation on the horizon, the BNPL sector is seeing a number of cross-industry consolidations and partnerships.
Banks should look to utilise behavioural science to design digital experiences that promote better decision-making.
It’s that time of year when crystal ball gazing is de rigueur.
As regulatory pressure grows, effective ESG reporting is now essential for businesses across the world.
As deepfake technology becomes more prolific, the threat posed to financial services is becoming very real.
This year, we should have the courage to move away from what we’ve always known to really push what is possible.
Beyond the threat of fines, regulators can help financial firms by highlighting the benefits of high data quality.
IBM’s Paolo Sironi and Anthony Lipp make three predictions for the financial services industry in 2022.
President Biden recently announced plans to promote new rules to foster open banking in the US.
Here are five predictions for how payments will continue to evolve in 2022.
Fintechs must create road maps for the next generation of women in this industry to follow.
The rise of Web3, instant checkout, and embedded finance are just a few reasons 2022 will be a pivotal year for fintech.
The has been a significant shift away from viewing APIs merely as developer-led internal bits of technology.
As we head into 2022, let’s take a look at the technology trends set to reshape the landscape for banks.
In 2022 we can expect more industry consolidation and further demand for alternative digital payment methods.