As fintechs face a challenging time ahead, and some are already downsizing in preparation, incumbent banks are looking more attractive to tech talent.

Does the spectacular plummet of Terra (Luna) signal a flight to safety, the rise of central bank digital currencies and the end of bitcoin?

The rapid pace of change means such questions are not out of the realm of possibility.

Europe and the US are ramping up sanctions against Russia in response to its attack on Ukraine. But many are questioning whether removing some Russian banks from the Swift messaging network will make a difference.

How are banks implementing strong customer identification? How can Fast Identity Online (Fido) standards can be used in authentication to improve security and ease of use in online banking?

Web3, if widely adopted, could drastically change many industries, including financial services as we know it.

Banks are creaking under the strain of not having end-to-end digital processes.

Whoever gets into quantum computing today will set the tone in financial services tomorrow.

For most of my time working with banks, regulators were about clipping banks’ wings to suit the market. Today they are all about opening markets and enabling innovation.

When going through a digital transformation programme, talent is as important as technology in ensuring success.