1516 Results from 2023
Ben Rattue Manager - Product Partnerships & Propositions at Token.io
Variable Recurring Payments (VRPs), or Dynamic Recurring Payments (DRPs) as they’re commonly known in continental Europe, represent a promising payments innovation and are poised to deliver significant benefits to both merchants and consumers, potentially unlocking several killer use cases for open banking-enabled payments. This article explores t...
13 November 2023 /payments /retail Open Banking
Phil Ashton Chief HR Officer at Quant
The pandemic is thankfully now behind us. Yet, the major conversation around working patterns that it forced onto the table lingers, with firms of all sizes grappling with questions around the benefits of working remotely versus in-office collaboration. Some organisations have issued directives about returning to the office full-time or made the de...
13 November 2023 /people Fintech innovation and startups
Ivan Aleksandrov CSO | Fintech Licensing, Core banking & BaaS at Advapay
The rise of banking-as-a-service (BaaS) and agent schemes is expected to persist due to continuous regulatory tightening on e-money and payment institution licenses. Acquiring one’s own e-money or payment institution license is extremely challenging without a sizable, experienced team, a large client base, and budgets of at least 1 million euros. ...
13 November 2023 /payments /startups Fintech
Martin Paice Partner - Data at Valcon
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of our modern society and is set to become even more so. It is expected to see an average growth rate of 37.3% per year from 2023 to 2030 and some estimates say that the market, which is worth around US £100bn today will ratchet to nearly two trillion US dollars in 2030. The success of AI st...
13 November 2023 /payments Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services
Alex Kreger Founder and CEO at UXDA Financial UX Design
In recent years there has been growing discussion on the ability of financial institutions to adapt their services to the expectations of digital-first customers. What should financial businesses consider in order to offer a service that will meet digital customer expectations from a bank and financial services? Perhaps, there has never been such ...
13 November 2023 /people /retail Digital Banking
Konstantin Rabin Head of Marketing at Kontomatik
Today, there's pretty much a mobile application for everything, from personal finances and banking apps to social media and entertainment apps and from casino games and sports betting apps to movie and television show streaming, shopping, communication, music, and weather apps, to name a few. People living in India have access to apps that people...
13 November 2023
Sumit Adsule Manager Consulting at Cognizant
Executive Summary Global warming and emissions are at the center of discussions over the world. The G20 group has set ambitious targets to limit global rise in temperature by the end of the century. Industries and organizations are under regulatory watch to reduce their GHG emissions and reach net zero by 2050 to meet the global targets. The ene...
11 November 2023 /sustainable Going green
Joris Lochy Product Manager at Intix | Co-founder at Capilever
A few weeks ago, I came across a LinkedIn post by Marcel Van Oost (whose content is truly remarkable, so if you’re not already following him, make sure to subscribe to his updates). Marcel’s post shed light on the "Revolut mafia". In just five years, 102 Revolut alumni-led startups (such as Payday, Kiko, Belvo, Fuse, Pledge, Flux, Sync, ...
09 November 2023 /startups /predictions Fintech World
Shane Omidi Principal Consultant at Capco
Project management is ready for a (r)evolution as advanced technologies that integrate artificial intelligence (AI) are increasingly applied in the field. Understanding the potential of this AI-powered paradigm shift is paramount if financial institutions are to protect and enhance their competitive advantage and to unlock new value. It has been ...
09 November 2023 /predictions Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services
Robert Siciliano Security Analyst at Safr.me
Cyber criminals hate a hard target. In the language of security, a "hard target" is someone difficult to hack, while a "soft target" is someone who is especially vulnerable. Put yourself in a criminal's shoes: Which home would you attempt to rob: the one with the back door open or the one with the spotlights and a burglar alarm?...
09 November 2023
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