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Fintech innovation and startups

Disruption, destruction, harmony and creation; Fintech’s new frontier – a place to discuss the cutting edge of innovation.

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Second bite of Apple

Could not resist it: Apple’s recent product launches represent a good example of how giants can trip (and, despite of that, still become stronger in some areas). Jobs era has ended It was “not wise” to launch - at the same time - iPhone 8 and 10 on the product’s tenth anniversary. Hard to see any logic to it. Something like X and X Pro would have w...

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Luke Trigg

Luke Trigg Co-founder at Logical Construct

The future of financial contract documentation

The legal industry is ripe for an injection of modern technology and that has not gone unnoticed by myriad start-ups all vying to bring the revolution. Creating better ways of doing things is often the easy part; the culture shift required for adoption is much harder, particularly when dealing with a profession steeped in tradition. The question be...

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Navigating the financial storms with a legal lifeboat

A high level of regulatory change continues to buffet a financial services industry already trying as hard as it can to stay afloat in choppy economic waters. To describe the industry as overstretched in such conditions is probably an understatement at the moment. While the bigger financial services firms have the benefit of in-house or on-call le...

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Sameer Singh Jaini

Sameer Singh Jaini CEO at www.TheDigitalFifth.com

Fintech without Tech?

Everyday I meet enthusiastic Fintech entrepreneurs, who have started their Fintech Businesses focused on lending, wealth management, payments etc. Most of these entrepreneurs have business background like sales / marketing / product. In their hurry to launch the business, typically they start without Tech... Few suggestions to improve the possibil...

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Freddie McMahon

Freddie McMahon Director Strategy and Innovation at DF2020 Ltd

Regulations is the biggest Knowledge Management opportunity for Chatbots

Perhaps it is time to change the way we look at regulations in context to Knowledge Management. The primary benefit of regulations is to protect the interests of individuals, organisations, society and the economy. Let’s start from the perspective that imperfection is the norm and at least 80% of regulations are aligned to generate benefits for ...

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Leveraging open source tools to power your Core Insurance Business

It is no secret that insurance and insurers, as we traditionally know them, have been facing many challenges. This is due to the emergence of the new-age disruptive technologies that are altering the landscape. Given the age-old philosophy of survival of the fittest, it is companies that manage to adapt themselves in the face emerging technology, w...

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Why the banking model could break the UK economy. Part One.

25 JUL 2017 Disclaimers: I am not a disinterested commentator. At my company, we compete with the model of the banks. We are not anti-borrowing. People need to borrow to fund all sorts of things in their lives. Credit is useful and often a force for good. In moderation. I am pro-bank. Without the banks, there could be no economy, no prosperity, no...

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Chris Brown

Chris Brown CTO at Trusek AND Authentiq8 Me

Banking on a pre-paid card platform

In recent years there have been a significant number of new "neo-banks" or "challenger banks" launched with much hype, here in the UK. Many of these appear to have been brought to market quickly, on the back of a pre-paid card platform and are buying customers now with a plan to build a revenue model in the future. Whilst I a...

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Dear Banks, You Suck and I Love You

Dear Banks, Thank you for your branches. For the long queues, the tasteless coffee and the free crackers while I have to wait for two weeks in your branch to open a bank account. Thank you for clearing cheques in five days. Thank you for the hidden and exorbitant fees. Thank you for building security features that are so secure, even I’m not clever...

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Struggling with Back Office Automation? The Answer Might be Simpler than You Think

If you are struggling to create or maintain momentum in your automation initiative, the answer may be simpler than you think. Organisations that are successfully managing automation and digital service and transaction delivery are those who are creating and following an incremental approach that maps out where to start and how to evolve over time ...

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