As a decentralised ledger, blockchain may operate across cultures. But different cultures have different philosophies as to how things should be regulated.

Banks must handle vast amounts of personal data to comply with regulations, and a high level of trust is needed to protect customers.

Fintech providers are using API-based data exchanges to build products specifically focused on the needs of small businesses.

Banks are facing a revolutionary undertow that is dragging them towards a decentralised financial future.

The European Commission has published draft regulation intended to govern the use of artificial intelligence across the EU.

Bond markets cannot do the heavy lifting of financing a more sustainable global economy alone.

While the internet has the potential to include everyone in the world, fintech can improve access to finance.

It’s obvious that banks are the natural home of billions of data points we aggregate throughout our lives.

The Wirecard scandal highlights issues with embedded finance that regulators need to address.

Central Asia has a strong economic history of oil and gas exports, but renewables are increasingly being seen as a way to increase energy capacity.