Ernst and Young

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Banks should be cautious with use of AI in cybersecurity

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Banks should be cautious with use of AI in cybersecurity

Cybersecurity technology is rapidly evolving and adapting to changing threats thanks to machine learning. However, AI is just one part of handling cyber threats, and financial institutions should be cautious about placing full reliance on it.

Cybercriminals could use increased reliance on AI to their advantage

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Cybercriminals could use increased reliance on AI to their advantage

Cybersecurity experts have urged caution with over-reliance on AI in cyber defence in a new Finextra Research paper exploring predictions for cybersecurity in the year ahead.

UK fintech sector faces talent shortfall

UK fintech sector faces talent shortfall

A Census of UK fintech firms by EY and Innovate Finance has found that the sector has continued to attract rising levels of investment despite global economic uncertainty, although major challenges lie ahead in talent recruitment and gender diversity.

EY to campaign for standardised API interface for Open Banking in Nigeria

Ernst & Young (EY), a global professional services firm, has finalised arrangements with Open Banking Nigeria to develop and advocate for a standard Application Programming Interface (API) for the country’s financial services industry.

Citi to develop AI-based trade finance compliance platform

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Citi to develop AI-based trade finance compliance platform

Citi is working with EY and SAS to on the development of an AI-based risk analytics scoring engine to provide more context and usable data to aid decision makers in reviewing trade transactions.

Tackling the fintech talent deficit

Tackling the fintech talent deficit

Amid continued concerns around the impact Brexit will have on the talent deficit in the financial services industry, Felicity Burch, director of innovation and digital at CBI and Omar Ali, partner at EY discuss how to inspire the next generation of fintech talent with Finextra.

Open banking slow burn means just 22% of consumers have heard of the concept

Open banking slow burn means just 22% of consumers have heard of the concept

LendIt Europe 2018 welcomed fintech enthusiasts who attended fireside chats and panel discussions on subjects such as financial inclusion, regulatory innovation and identity before coming on to the hotly debated topic of open banking.

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