Ten trends set to influence the payments industry
The financial services and payments sectors have a bright future, should these trends continue to develop.
The financial services and payments sectors have a bright future, should these trends continue to develop.
Continuous compliance remains a challenge because many organisations lack contextual data.
Banks have relied on the “five p’s” – people, physical cash, premises, processes and paper.
Teamwork, trust, and support come from a place of pure emotion.
Cloud has become a go-to technology for many in the financial services industry.
We have a collective opportunity to lift our communities out of this dire situation.
Perfecting the art of boring requires some rare skills.
The pandemic has accelerated digital transformation in banks’ lending platforms.
Mastering an ability to deal with tough times will strike a path towards growth.
What good are the choices, if you don’t act?
Due to the explosion in illegal robocalls, many consumers have simply stopped answering the phone.
Mobile numbers and associated SIM information have become even higher prized targets for fraudsters.
FIs can help clients proactively identify and respond to potential problems.
These concerns have been heightened by a series of fraud allegations relating to commodity transactions.
Perfect the art of incremental business improvements in the cheapest and most efficient ways, before the competition.
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The ethical side of using AI video is becoming an increasingly acute problem today.
European MiFID Template (EMT) 1.0 is moving to EMT 3.0.
Across China QR codes are already ubiquitous, and the pandemic only accelerated user adoption.
Financial services are far from reaching a “new normal”.
It’s clear that mainframes are the ideal solution for fintech enterprises.
This generational cohort represents a lucrative target market for financial services institutions.
Fintech Futures talks to James Buckley, vice president and Europe director for Infosys Finacle.
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How to get ahead in realising revenues and returning profits to shareholders.
Embedded finance is all about making the admin of life seamless, low-friction and invisible.
Improve efficiency and compliance while simultaneously lowering costs and risks.
Modernising the finance department should be a priority.
Alongside raising investment, securing the right partnerships is critical for business survival.
Digital labour can offer a range of operational benefits.
“Compliance doesn’t solve financial crime,” says Fenergo’s Rachel Woolley.
Introducing PrizmDoc Cells, a secure solution in an intuitive, Excel-like web interface.
Charles Dickens’ popular novel, “A Christmas Carol”, gets a banking spin.
Blind allegiance has seen the BNPL sector explode in 2020.
The story we try to reconstruct and the story we tell ourselves isn’t the full story.
How do we reimagine the regulatory framework?
A platform approach improves efficiency and customer trust.
AVM is becoming commonplace within the mortgage process, benefitting lenders and consumers alike.
Common data challenges and how to overcome them.
Now is the right time to see how to take better advantage of the open banking framework.