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Breaking Down The Impact Of Covid-19 On Financial Services

To that point, we’re going to explore the specific effects COVID-19 has had on some important sectors and functions within the financial world.

Deutsche Bank Eyes Growing Payments Unit With Takeovers, JV’s

Deutsche Bank's renewed interest in the payments sector

Buying fintech? Here’s what banks must consider

It makes the ‘build or buy’ question a pressing one. And the correct answer can only be determined on a case-by-case basis; the resources, capabilities and needs of a business will shape the approach it takes.

Making banking better for billions with next-gen technology

Digital transformation lets the boldest banks reimagine themselves – and Temenos is powering the changemakers by enabling customer-centric services and lasting relationships

Celent study—Singularity and the future of investment accounting operations

These firms are often encumbered with dated technology and legacy applications that hinder product development and geographical expansion efforts.

How Fintech Is Tackling Access, Infrastructure: 'You Have To Keep Innovating'

The big thing in fintech is access

Swiss Re CEO Sees Global Risks Increasing: Future of Finance

Another risk is the surge in borrowing as government’s seek to prop up pandemic-hit economies, even with many balance sheets already stretched.

The next frontier in Asia payments

The impact of COVID-19 also accelerated several ongoing trends in Asia’s payments landscape

Iress extends relationship with In Partnership through Xplan Mortgage

Xplan Mortgage provides brokers with a simple and streamlined way to research, recommend and apply for mortgages and protection on behalf of their clients.

Tech can help banks address money and mental health risks

Cognitive challenges can impact an individual's finances in many ways, from making it more difficult to manage money on a day-to-day basis, to impulsive spending or gambling addictions.

4 Ways Data is Changing Investing

The arrival of broader data sets, new technologies, and more sophisticated data modelling techniques has been transformative.

The Future of KYC Compliance — Insights From Raj Tripathi

The following is an interview we have recently had with Raj Tripathi

The pandemic has changed leadership forever — here’s how to be good at it

The future of work isn’t clear, but what’s certain is that flexible working is here to stay.

Refintiv publishes AI/ML report

The report reveals that 72% of firms’ AI/ML models were negatively impacted by COVID-19 and 40% of firms globally expect to increase investment in AI/ML as a result of the pandemic.

Climate impact investing app raises EUR1.4m

Our mission is to introduce and standardize the climate impact metric in the investment industry as the third metric next to traditional risk & return.

ESG&D: Why Digital Etchics Are Critically Important For The Technology Sector

While traditional ESG metrics are a good initial filter, Fidelity’s Sumant Wahi, Portfolio Manager, believes that a more insightful way to measure these companies is by assessing their ‘Digital Ethics’. ESG&D

Navigating CECL in the COVID-19 world: lessons and challenges

While model validation and governance have always been important, the focus on this part of the process will become even more important as models are being stretched and the usefulness of these models is coming into question.

New Salesforce Research Reveals that 87% of Irish Customers Expect Companies to Accelerate Digital Initiatives, Showing the Many Ways Customer Engagement is Changing Amid Crises

Irish customers estimate 62% of their interactions with businesses take place online this year, compared to 41% in 2019

Mauritius Africa FinTech Hub celebrates 2nd anniversary

The hub believes in open and mutual collaboration – which have become the community’s keywords.

€35 million fine issued under GDPR for employee monitoring and IT security failings in Germany

In this case, the Commissioner issued a €35.3 million fine against an international retailer due to its failures in monitoring and processing personal data of several hundred employees at one of its sites in Nuremberg.

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