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October 1, 2019Using agile methodologies can help break down the barriers to understanding between techies and bankers, says Chris Skinner.
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October 1, 2019JPMorgan's head of EMEA explains how a focus on scale and diversification has kept the bank consistently at the top of numerous rankings, and how it plans to take on today’s tech challenges.
Does Africa need Facebook's Libra?
October 1, 2019Facebook’s Libra will, it is claimed, bring the unbanked into the financial system. However, in Africa this issue is being tackled in more innovative ways.
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Is your bank frightened by the ecosystem?
September 24, 2019Open banking is spreading around the world. Banks need to do more than just tick compliance boxes if they are going to stay relevant, writes Brian Caplen.
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How PPI profits hid a cost problem
September 17, 2019Focusing on income and ignoring costs will always bring trouble in the end, as the PPI scandal in the UK revealed, writes Brian Caplen.
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Big banking profits should invite questions
September 10, 2019What the UK's PPI mis-selling scandal shows is that the source of bank profits requires careful analysis, writes Brian Caplen.
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When the alternative becomes the norm
September 3, 2019Banks are safer but economic conditions are increasingly bizarre. Risk managers are struggling to understand the new dynamics, writes Brian Caplen.
How to restore the lost faith in banks
September 2, 2019As trust in banks has slumped, the regulations policing them have proliferated. Restoring this reputation is crucial, writes José María Roldan of the Spanish Banking Association.