Row 1 - Latest/Ad/Opinon/Ad
Row 1 - Latest/Ad/Opinon/Ad
Fintech: Latest
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The use of mobile-banking services in Africa has rocketed in recent years, but the rapid advance of this type of payment technology is throwing up challenges over how to manage this growth while protecting the end-user.
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The US’s continued penchant for paper payments contrasts with the dynamism of the European market, but change could be afoot in both markets as new payment systems disrupt cheques and chip-and-pin technology.
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Leading private bankers and nontraditional wealth advisers discuss how the industry can embrace technology.
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Banks are hurriedly developing mobile-banking platforms to keep pace with rising demand among consumers and clients to transact business via their smartphones, but some pure technology firms are stealing a march on them in mobile payments.
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Transaction banks are under pressure to keep up with a growing list of client demands. Investing in technology is essential. By Ben Poole
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Chief digital and data officers are helping drive banking into a new technological age.
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A new advisory platform targeting US households that have between $100,000 and $1 million of investable assets could disrupt the wealth management industry.
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Chief financial officers of some of Asia’s largest companies are primarily targeting the use of technology to increase profitability this year, marking a shift in focus from engaging in operational efficiencies and improving working capital management.
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The regulatory probe into allegations that traders have colluded to manipulate the $5.3-trillion-a-day foreign exchange market has some way to run, but some investors are pre-empting the results with technologies they say will help them reduce their reliance on industry benchmarks.
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One third of bank customers have no need for mobile banking services, according to a survey of mobile phone users by Buzzcity, a mobile advertising network.
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In a wide-ranging interview, Ann Cairns, MasterCard’s president of international markets and resident statistics buff, talks to Euromoney about tech-sector valuations, the digital revolution, acquisitions, regulation, and a yacht called…
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Progressive investment in trading technology over the past decade has pitched banks aggressively against one another in an intensifying arms race to offer the best access to FX liquidity. It’s a race that shows no sign of abating any time soon.
