Managers of Wealth Fintech

The winners and losers in Asia fintech for 2021

Which Asia fintech companies won 2021…and which ones would rather forget this year ever happened?

5 RegTech companies to watch out for in 2022

UK-based ClauseMatch is a regulatory technology company with a SaaS offering that enables financial institutions to streamline regulatory change management through effective internal policies, standards, procedures and controls.

Straight into the Next Normal: Emerging Stronger from the Coronavirus Pandemic

It all comes back to this eventually, that there is no black and white solution.

CBA uses digital nudges to boost economic recovery

Minister for Digital and Customer Service Victor Dominello said the NSW Government welcomes CBA’s Benefits finder and the promotion of the Dine & Discover program to its customers.

Broadridge’s futureLANDSCAPE Wins Best Solution for Trade Reporting

Broadridge’s solution provides data lineage and traceability functionality to show how the data is transformed

Profile awarded with a number of distinctions for innovation and excellence

Profile is honoured to have been included once again in numerous industry reports the past months

Future-proof Your Business: Raise The Bar On Operational Resilience

Objectway surveyed professionals among banking and wealth management to discover if and to what extent the industry will be able to fight back.

How far could Big Techs go in wealth management?

These developments should keep wealth firms on-guard as many Big Techs are trying to ease their way into the financial services space more and more.

We’re at another turning point in the 100-year cycle of money – here’s what to do

Money has always moved in 100-year cycles. And we’re at another turning point now, says Dominic Frisby – money has gone from gold to government-backed paper, and now to blockchain technology.

Global Data News

The Commission is also planning a Data Act which will fulfil a similar function to foster public/private sector data sharing.

European finance firms increase open banking spend

Financial services firms are increasing investment in open banking capabilities, with improvements to payment initiation and onboarding capabilities expected

Asia's Richest Man is Bullish on Blockchain

Blockchain and DeFi, or decentralized fiance, will level the playing field in finance, Indian billionaire businessman Mukesh Ambani said at the Infinity Forum this week.

The Top 5 Most Impactful African Fintechs of 2021

In fact, according to Techpoint Africa, the fintech sector accounted for 54 per cent of startup investments in 2019.

Is crypto bad for the environment? It's complicated

Not all crypto is created equal when its comes to how much electricity is needed to power the digital asset ecosystem, writes Zumo's Amelie Arras.

I know a great shortcut...

Shortcuts are about embracing patterns and processes that can be repeated easily to save you time, or reusing someone else's learned experience to make sure you don't repeat the same mistakes or can progress through the basics quicker, they are

Patents send ‘powerful message’ to green technology investors

A patent gives the owner an exclusive right to commercially exploit the patented invention for the duration of the patent's life, normally 20 years.

60% of asset and wealth managers view reconciliations as the greatest challenge to their business

More than 25% of firms said that their budget for delivering operational improvements greatly increased as a result of the pandemic, making it even more likely that firms will begin to action automation.

AutoRek listed in RegTech100 List for Transforming the Regulatory Process in Financial Services

AutoRek is a financial controls, regulatory reporting and data management platform which provides complete and seamless control of data.

Bitcoin and Ether will be outperformed by Solana in 2022: deVere CEO

Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana were down around 5.7%, 6.8%, and 8.9% respectively over the previous 24 hours of trading.

Are banks still relevant in a cryptocurrency world?

Bankers have an uncanny way of reinventing themselves and making themselves, or at least some of their core activities, out to be indispensable.

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