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Steve Wilcockson

Steve Wilcockson Technical Product Marketing at Quantexa

How a Contextual Fabric Delivers Better Financial Services Outcomes

Data Fabric: The Origination Story Throughout my career, enterprise data management paradigms have come and gone. Let’s briefly trawl some data management history to understand how data fabric emerged. Popular data management paradigms include: Data Warehouse Data Lake ETL, i.e. Extract, Transform, Load ELT, i.e. Extract, Load, Transform Data Lake...

/ai /regulation Data Management and Governance

Michael Zetser

Michael Zetser CEO at Flyfish

From Innovation to Implementation: AI, Blockchain, and Fintech Regulation

AI is setting new benchmarks in the global fintech sector, significantly enhancing how companies interact with customers and streamline operations. This surge in AI-driven innovation not only improves service delivery but also pushes the boundaries of what technology can achieve in financial services. In a saturated market, AI and blockchain provi...

/regulation /inclusion Trends in Financial Services

Scott Dawson

Scott Dawson CEO at DECTA

The Smart Approach to Risky Business

Every Saturday morning, I do Muay Thai at a local gym. Mercifully, combat sports and payments have few overlaps – but there is one lesson I can take from one to the other: identifying the meaning of different types of pain. There’s superficial pain, which you need to grin and bear – doing so means you grow and get stronger. But there’s also pain t...

/payments /regulation Fintech

Andrew Kays

Andrew Kays CEO at Socura

What D.O.R.A means for your security team

From January 2025, all UK financial organisations that do business in the EU must comply with the new Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA). In all honesty, it’s a new regulation that forces organisations to do many things that they should have been doing for years. Most financial organisations will breeze through requirements such as red team...

/security /regulation Information Security

Steve Morgan

Steve Morgan Banking Industry Market Lead at Pegasystems

Consumer Duty’s first anniversary – reflections and the road ahead

A year ago, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) introduced the Consumer Duty standards, a set of rules which aimed to improve and increase consumer protection for the financial sector. These required banks and other financial services firms to prioritise their customers and offer them products and services with transparency and fairness. Failure...

/regulation Financial Services Regulation

Rinesh Patel

Rinesh Patel Global Head of Industry, Financial Services at Snowflake

DORA: The implications and opportunities facing financial services

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) is set to come into force on the 17th of January 2025, aiming to strengthen the resilience of financial institutions against ICT-related incidents in five key areas: ICT risk management, ICT-related incident management, digital operational resilience testing, ICT third-party risk management and informa...

/regulation Financial Services Regulation

Anna Antimiichuk

Anna Antimiichuk Head of Communications, PhD at Corlytics

Debanking for fraud prevention: could it be a valid measure or more of an overreach?

Money launderers are increasingly using cryptocurrencies to conceal the origins and movement of illegally obtained funds, according to the latest money laundering and cryptocurrency report from Chainalysis, a blockchain analysis firm. This pattern of increasing money laundering cases, also those that are driven by the widespread use of cryptocurr...

/regulation /inclusion Blockchain in Banking and Financial Services

Erica Andersen

Erica Andersen Marketing at smartR AI

My Take on the EU AI Act: A Game-Changer with Some Head-Scratchers

As someone who's been following the AI industry closely, I have to say the new European Union AI Act has really caught my attention. It's a beast of a document; 458 pages and 113 articles! When I first heard about it, I thought, "Well, there goes my weekend reading." But jokes aside, this is a big deal, folks. It's probably the most amb

/ai /regulation Artificial Intelligence

Carlo R.W. De Meijer

Carlo R.W. De Meijer The Meyer Financial Services Advisory (MIFS) at MIFSA

MiCA regulation for stablecoins: standard for worldwide application

On June 30, new strict rules for stablecoin issuers went into effect across the European Union under the bloc’s Market in Crypto Asset (MiCA) regulation. This impending regulation represents a major change in the regulatory framework for stablecoins within Europe. In this blog we will go into more detail what this new regulation entails in terms

/regulation /crypto Blockchain Observations

Andrew Stevens

Andrew Stevens Global banking and financial services specialist at Quadient

Why July 31 is not ‘the Final Countdown’ for New Consumer Duty Rules

Over the past year, the financial sector has been adjusting to a new regulatory environment. On July 31, 2023, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) introduced new Consumer Duty rules that obligate financial institutions to communicate complex financial information to consumers in a comprehensible way. The rules aim to increase the standard of care...

/regulation /retail Banking

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