On the road to harmonised European payments: the birth of the Payments Services Directive.
A break with the EU and embracing alternative payment rails is where the UK sees the future of financial service innovation.
ChatGPT found its voice a year ago this month. Will it end 2023 with legs?
Dealmaking in fintech is a game of costs, due diligence and broad knowledge, according to Goodwin’s partner in private equity, Arvin Abraham.
Ancient legacy core banking is hindering innovation at banks. Is there a cure for the technology equivalent of the walking dead?
How and why we teach artificial intelligence is as important as what we teach it.
Social impact will eat your growth for breakfast.
Twitter opened so many doors for me and my career. It is a shame it doesn’t exist anymore.
AI has a huge potential to transform financial services. Ankit Chhajer of Barclays UK talks about thoughtful experimentation and challenges to figure out.
Technology is not bad, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn't monitor what we build with it.
The UK regulatory environment is trying to protect the consumer. Is it enough?
Efforts to promote an electronic bill of lading and a recent UK law aim to digitalise much of global trade.
My ‘Women in… — never again’ streak has ended, with hopeful results.
The era of ‘free money’ is over — you actually need to know how to run a company now.
This year, Intesa Sanpaolo launched Isybank, a new digital bank based on cloud native architecture, along with a partnership with Thought Machine.
In 2023, the industry doesn’t seem that interested in talking about experiments that may or may not deliver value.
Partnering with fintech start-ups has always presented a myriad of obstacles for incumbent banks and financial institutions. To combat this, TechPassport co-created a set of ‘enterprise ready’ questions.
BMO Capital Markets’ CIO talks about harnessing unstructured data via natural language processing, and fostering a culture where delivery is everything.
Banking and financial services have been cautious and slow with innovation and progress. But what if we are looking at our sector as we dream it to be rather than what it is?
Every era has its bank — today’s bank to watch is JPMorgan.