Row 1 - Latest/Ad/Opinon/Ad
Row 1 - Latest/Ad/Opinon/Ad
Fintech: Latest
-
If there was ever a risk of client advisers being replaced by robots, that danger has now passed. Today both robo-advisers and large wealth managers see the importance of having humans and technology work together. -
Digital innovation has the potential to transform international trade, yet many argue that banks are lagging in replacing antiquated systems for trade with smart solutions. What is behind the delays?
-
The ability of AI to help retail FX brokers is quickly moving from the theoretical to the practical; the result should be better operational efficiency and better trader services.
-
R3 believes distributed ledger technology (DLT) could be the answer to overhaul the necessary infrastructure.
-
The face of wealth management in India is changing, as vast fortunes are made by young digital disruptors and as private banks venture out of the main commercial hubs in search of untapped profit and potential in second-tier cities.
-
Greenfield start-ups embedded within the core business might be the best way for banks to address their legacy infrastructure problem.
-
The operators of FX platforms deny that credit management has failed to keep pace with the development of automated trading – but they do acknowledge that the process could be more efficient.
-
The rules of engagement between incumbents and fintech suppliers of new products, which banks then white-label to their customers, need review.
-
Having tested HSBC FX Everywhere on internal payments, the bank now aims to provide it as a platform service to clients.
-
The deadline looms for SEC-regulated investors to report on the liquidity of individual bond positions, but the more pressing question is the accuracy of fund valuations.
-
Covalent Capital’s OMAS platform seeks to digitize primary bond issues; the MAS is a backer.
-
European banks are investing in and using the tools of an AI startup applying deep learning to syndicated loans, asset management and, soon to come, primary bond markets.
