Ben Goldin

Founder and CEO at Plumery

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Bio Ben drives Plumery's innovation plans while ensuring the company's overall operational excellence Career History Ben is a hands-on leader and seasoned expert in financial services with a track record of building innovative products from vision to first live customer. With over 20 years of experience, Ben has developed expertise in creating and delivering highly scalable, technology-differentiated solutions leading different areas of high-growth and category-defining organizations, such as Mambu and Backbase, in executive leadership roles.

Blogs

Banking

2023: A year of banking innovation

11 Dec 2023

As we reach the end of another eventful year in banking, it’s time to take stock and reflect. From the accelerated fall of high street bank empires, the ongoing fight for market share from both incumbents and their challenger peers, and how everyone is harnessing the power of AI, it’s been quite a ride. Here we give a run-down of some of the most...

Digital Bank Transformation

It ain’t what you do…

30 Nov 2023

The essence of what makes a great bank has not really changed in terms of the purpose they serve. Consumers have always wanted exemplary customer service, a wide selection of products and services, and a safe and secure environment that protects their hard-earned money. But what has changed irrevocably is the way in which these elements are delive...

Digital Bank Transformation

Digital Banking Experience: A new answer to the classic ‘build or buy?’ question

20 Nov 2023

Creative digital disruption facing the banking sector is set to continue for several more years, certainly until the last of the high street branches closes its door. But how do both long-established banks and newer competitors not only stay in the game, but emerge victorious? It’s all down to one question. One that all banks would have most cert...

Fintech

Partnering for Success

12 Jun 2018

Financial institutions hoping to keep pace with rapid customer and markets changes have to first change how they think about technology if they want to survive in a digital world. Instead of seeing it as something that has to be done at great length and expense, it should be seen as a strategic advantage - if the right approach is taken. Given t...

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