10/22/2016
Who owns the customer in the Internet of Things?
Chris Skinner reveals the driving force for change in financial services, and it hinges on who truly ‘owns’ the customer.
Comment & Analysis
10/22/2016
10 Ways Banking Will Be Different in 2020
Will bitcoins or other cryptocurrencies be mainstream forms of money exchange?
10/22/2016
Americans turning to mobile app to conduct financial tasks
The pool of 9,615 respondents reflected a broad spectrum of income levels, with 52% reporting household incomes of more than $50,000 a year.
10/17/2016
Central Banks Find It Hard to Ignore Blockchain Technology
Central banks are increasingly showing interest in blockchain technology as it has the potential to reduce costs and increase the efficiency of its operations
10/17/2016
Credit cards are going the way of fax machines
But the next change might be the most radical of all it could eliminate the need to carry cash and credit cards.
10/16/2016
RW Q&A: Singapore’s CIO weighs in on IoT and smart cities
His comments have been edited for length and clarity.
10/16/2016
What you need to know about fintech
Fintech is certainly mentioned a lot in business circles, but without a clear understanding of what the term actually means it risks becoming just another technology buzzword.
10/14/2016
Banks will not adopt blockchain fast
It will take longer than expected for the technology to go mainstream, writes Oliver Bussmann
10/14/2016
The evolution of the CIO
As scientific and technological disruptions fuel business growth, the CIO is expected to be the catalyst of innovative new business capabilities.
10/13/2016
Financial technology is key to great customer service says Imperial alumnus
In her current role at HSBC, she is helping the bank to develop an approach that makes it more focussed on improving the customer’s experience when using its payment products such as mobile banking apps.
10/09/2016
Artificial intelligence: Shaping the future of FinTech
At current pace, the transition will be relatively swift. Banks will initially become more like an Apple Store where customers go to trial products and get advice about how best to use them. “Apple’s Genius bars are high use because people wan