The past 10 years have seen both incredible technology disruption and the proliferation of financial disruptors – and the pace of change only seems to be speeding up as we head into 2020.
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January 2, 2020Digital transformation is more than just a technology refresh. A successful strategy will be built on new skillsets and ways of working, as well as a flexible workforce.
Gulf states gear up to establish fintech ecosystems
January 2, 2020The Arabian Gulf is lagging other regions when it comes to embracing fintech but now its countries are formulating strategies to launch hubs of their own.
China's paytech giants go global
January 2, 2020China’s tech titans Alipay and WeChat Pay are still little known outside of their home market. This looks set to change as they seek to expand internationally.
Rabobank opens up and adopts agile methods
December 2, 2019Rabobank’s chief digital transformation officer talks to The Banker about transforming the bank into a fast-moving, agile organisation.
Why is Open Banking so frightening?
December 2, 2019UK banks need to start spreading the word about the benefits that Open Banking can bring customers.
Can banks overcome their crypto scepticism?
December 2, 2019Claude Brown of law firm Reed Smith looks at how the pressures from social media, central banks and sanctions are driving banks towards digital currencies.
Tackling money laundering in trade
December 2, 2019Regulators are increasingly interested in trade-based money laundering and banks are feeling the pressure to stem the flow of illicit funds.
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Phygital is the way forward for Alfa-Bank
November 27, 2019Vladimir Verkhoshinskiy, CEO of Alfa-Bank, explains why embracing the 'phygital' concept, combining a digital and physical presence, is key to the award winning Russian lender's development.
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Getting ready for Europe’s new payments architecture
November 25, 2019The modernisation of Europe’s payments infrastructures will be a global market event. Getting it right means thinking strategically about the emerging global trends in cross-border payments.
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