Key industry players answer: where does the ultimate responsibility to the end consumer lie?
Financial services is a serious business. In order to innovate effectively, you need to understand that
Smarter technology may already be eyeing your job (and mine)
Most bets are being hedged when predicting the future of international payments
I was triggered again this week, but I’m leaving the ball in your court
Banking can be emotional, whether you like it or not
With global inflation on the wane, all eyes are on the implications of the (sadly Bartlet-free) US elections
Recent research shows interest in AI is high, while investment is still in its early days
I’m doubling down — preaching to the International Women’s Day choir has changed nothing
Opportunistic, weak roundtables about women’s careers are helping no one, but conversations should continue and become ‘normal’
The gender parity needle will only move when we put down the pastries and find real solutions
The lines between CEO activism and views on business strategy are blurring
Fintech is entering a new phase. Leave it a bit before you start planning the reunions, please?
As expectations around work and life change, and banking careers lose their gloss, bank bosses would do well to reconsider their approach to attract bright, young minds
There are lots of views on CBDCs. The only constant is that views can change
The more complex the challenge, the more diverse teams should be to tackle it
While real business benefit is key, banks shouldn’t ignore actionable advice that comes in less familiar packaging
The EU’s much-criticised attempt to impose environmental and social obligations on companies along their supply chains is part of growing international efforts to hold businesses — and their lenders — accountable for their actions
Is reinventing the wheel the fintech we were promised, and will it solve any real problems?
The use of generative AI in how companies share information with investors and other stakeholders creates new risks, which banks should not ignore