The future of banks is not banking…
Defining the future of banks is much more complex now than it has ever been.
News, intelligence and resources on the global fintech industry including augmented reality/AR & virtual reality/VR.
Defining the future of banks is much more complex now than it has ever been.
In this episode, we’re joined by Miguel Navarro to discuss how generative AI could impact financial services.
Let’s kick the year off with a look at where the winners and losers will come from over 2023.
At Sibos 2022, we spoke with Catherine Zhou of HSBC about the bank’s work in the metaverse.
“We want to be the ecosystem platform provider to power up the Web3 economy,” says HSBC’s Catherine Zhou.
This new cartoon by Ian Foley illustrates the potential large bets many companies are now placing on AI.
If there’s one industry buzzword this year that is on almost everybody’s lips, it has to be ‘metaverse’.
A deep-dive into the trends defining 2022 and beyond, based on a comprehensive survey of the industry.
Nobody seems quite sure what the metaverse actually is, but to dismiss it as just hype is to miss the point.
In this episode of the What the Fintech? podcast, we’re joined by Kevin Levitt of Nvidia.
Having a presence in the metaverse seems inevitable, and the best time to understand the possibilities is now.
As we rush headlong into virtual worlds in the metaverse, the concept of digital twins will become more conspicuous.
It’s that time of year when crystal ball gazing is de rigueur.
As deepfake technology becomes more prolific, the threat posed to financial services is becoming very real.
With the concept of metaverses gaining traction this year, what opportunities are there for banks?
In wealth management, innovations need challengers, ambitious goals… and patience.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
Clearly, these desktop application integration platforms need to evolve too.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
The identity challenge.
In this two-part series, Nadia Sood explores the issues with AI constructs.
Lessons from Africa.
Discover how estimating the risks or rewards of making a particular loan has become faster and easier
New codes are displayed on mini-screens on the back of the cards.
Practical steps and examples of how to deliver differentiated, superior customer experiences.
VC firm makes three investments in Gecko Governance, Lingar and Oneiro.
Conception X turns dissertations into a deep tech start-up.
All staff will lose their jobs at the UK-based augmented reality firm.
Shopping around online for personal finance is a lot like choosing an ideal cup of coffee.
The app recognises cards and gives purchase info in real time.
Each start-up will receive seed investment of up to $145,000.
Dublin demonstrates its credentials as a world-leading centre for fintech and financial services.
BBVA is using a virtual assistant for its customer service in Mexico.
IPSoft’s virtual agent Amelia is not just smart, but also has human qualities such as emotional awareness.
The ability to blend artificial intelligence (AI) and human interaction should resonate strongly with financial service organisations due to their need to be highly targeted and responsive. When you provide the right service to a consumer at the right time, you can affect their behaviour and give them the push needed to complete the purchase.
2017 ends with the Bitcoin having surpassed the $19,000 mark. Could this perhaps be a taste of our future?
In a move to attract the tech generation to branches, Singapore’s DBS has launched a “lifestyle space” providing freshly brewed coffee, interactions with humanoid robots and a virtual reality (VR) area for retirement planning.