Considered an unwelcoming environment for cryptocurrencies, the US enters the fray in allowing bitcoin exchange-traded funds.
EUR CoinVertible, which has already been used for a purchased of tokenised securities, is set to usher in a new era for regulated digital assets.
For consumer fintech, market domination is a different mountain to climb.
Central bank distributed ledger technology moves a step closer with major trials.
Is Europe evolving into Crypto Valley, asks Stefan Berger, member of the European Parliament.
While tokenised assets have become important features within the finance sector, the same can’t be said for blockchain infrastructures behind them. Are financial institutions biting more off of the technology than they can chew?
The global bank plans to share its quantum security systems with the industry.
Chatbots, large language models and copilots augmenting jobs: how will AI upend financial services and how fast will it happen?
Shawbrook’s CTO has been on a five-year transformation journey at the bank.
An inside view of how the Bank of England views cyber security and operational resilience.
A lack of standardisation, reliance on intermediaries and post-trade complexities has held repo back — but change is coming.
The past 30 years has left a technological mess at many banks — now is the time to change.
Strategy is about working hard all the time, not writing lists for LinkedIn.
Blockchain technology is not new, but it has failed to live up to its promise. There have been critical developments this year, however.
As society transitions to more digital forms of banking, fintechs are leveraging interconnectivity between devices to facilitate streamlined customer interactions with financial service providers.
Following a raft of regulation in the UK this year, can BNPL providers expect more in 2024?
Mastercard’s tested solution would enable CBDCs to be tokenised onto different blockchains, offering consumers a new option to participate in commerce.
Following a series of digital disruptions this year, DBS has issued an apology and laid out a roadmap to improve technology resiliency. What can banks learn from these challenges?
But it could be crunch time for those without a strong lending proposition.
When the anti-establishment becomes established, did it even exist at all?