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Hamish Monk Senior Reporter at Finextra

What is deep learning?

13 hours

How payments modernisation can help the UK retain its fintech crown

14 May 2025

From human-in-the-loop to human-on-the-loop: How AI agents are redefining finance

Madhvi Sonia Head of Content at Finextra

From human-in-the-loop to human-on-the-loop: How AI agents are redefining finance

28 April 2025

How FIs and fintechs will use AI, fresh funding, and partnerships to grow in 2025

Scott Hamilton Contributing Editor at Finextra Research

How FIs and fintechs will use AI, fresh funding, and partnerships to grow in 2025

18 March 2025

UK government delays AI Bill, but now is the time to regulate unchecked AI

Chris Holmes Peer at House of Lords

UK government delays AI Bill, but now is the time to regulate unchecked AI

03 March 2025

What does the rise of AI agents mean for you at work?

Amanda Kavanagh Contributor at Jobbio

What does the rise of AI agents mean for you at work?

14 February 2025

Hamish Monk Senior Reporter at Finextra

Generative AI: A new age of banking

11 February 2025

What to expect from the AI Action Summit in Paris

Dominique Dierks Senior Content Manager at Finextra

What to expect from the AI Action Summit in Paris

07 February 2025

What does the future hold for financial services across the world?

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FinextraTV

Influx of Self-Directed Investors Sparks Conversation About Education

At the Communify Fincentric Experience 2025 in Miami, FinextraTV were joined by Sarlota Hohwald and Randolph Johnson, LSEG, to discuss the growing rise of the self-direct market brings a renewed importance to the debate around financial education. On top of this, they discussed the use of AI to replace typical advisors and how a human touch is still essential in these moments.

22 April 2025

IFGS Reflections: How The UK Has World-Beating Potential

13 May 2025

Why It's So Important To Approach Technology Development Differently

13 May 2025

How Knowledge Bases Enable Trusted Insights

28 March 2025

Will Developing Technologies Ease the Self-Directed Experience?

07 May 2025

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UBS rolls out AI avatars of its analysts

9 hours

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JPMorgan issues AI-generated Account Confidence Score for corporate payments

11 hours 1

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Klarna on track to reach $1 million in revenue per employee

12 hours

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Temenos opens up the box with GenAI co-pilot

23 hours 2

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Aveni launches FinLLM with backing from Lloyds and Nationwide

19 May 2

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Citi joins Series A for AI-powered B2B embedded finance platform CrediLinq

16 May 11

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Impact Study

Why DevSecOps is key to navigating innovation and compliance

Explore how DevSecOps enable organisations to navigate economic uncertainties while treating innovation and compliance as complementary forces rather than competing priorities. A balancing act is underway within the financial services industry. Driven by client demand and fintech competition, institutions are increasingly obliged to innovate, while at the same time, ensure every step forward is secure and compliant. Often, it feels as though these two goals sit on either side of a seesaw – when one goes up, the other must go down. Many such challenges are born from the software delivery process, where countless organisations are struggling to source the expertise and capabilities necessary to deliver secure and compliant applications, at speed. Much of the conflict stems from fragmented DevSecOps (a software development practice that integrates security throughout the development lifecycle) strategies which are built upon outdated infrastructure. Indeed, many financial institutions (FIs) today operate with disjointed security and development workflows – sometimes patching together between five to 10 separate tools that were implemented incrementally over time. While this approach worked five years ago, better options exist today. A simplified stack is conducive to both innovation and compliance – without either being compromised. This Finextra impact study, produced in association with GitLab, explores: How the evolution to a unified software delivery platform can deliver on both innovation and compliance; reduce the risk of security incidents; supercharge operational efficiencies; amplify business agility and scalability; and even support talent acquisition.

01 May 2025 83 downloads

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Navigating the Nordic financial landscape: 2025 challenges and priorities

As the Nordic financial sector faces new hurdles and opportunities, a variety of issues are front and centre for financial institutions, technology providers, and fintechs. Our latest survey of 150 responses reveals how Nordic institutions across Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden are navigating the current landscape and their strategic priorities for 2025. Providing valuable insights into areas such as the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), Verification of Payee (VoP), AI’s growing role in financial services, perspectives on central bank digital currency (CBDC) and stablecoin, and evolving payment trends such as Account-to-Account (A2A) and instant payments.  Analysis of our survey responses provides a comprehensive overview on how Nordic institutions are navigating transformation shaped by innovation, regulation, and evolving customer expectations, with progress and priorities varying by country. We explore regional specific views towards: Key priorities for 2025 Readiness for Verification of Payee (VoP) Strategic AI integration for real impact The rise of A2A, instant, and mobile payments Attitudes towards central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and stablecoin The impact of DORA

28 April 2025 230 downloads