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Cloud-based banking: regulation is the key to cloud migration
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Cloud-based banking: regulation is the key to cloud migration

Earlier this year, the Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) revealed its intention to impose more stringent regulations on cloud computing giants. The move came after the PRA had expressed concerns over British banks’ dependency on a handful of cloud service providers, with fears that an outage or cyberattack could severely disr...

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Banks are winning the war for talent and employees are the victors
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Banks are winning the war for talent and employees are the victors

It seems almost quaint now how animated we used to get about feisty Fintechs taking on lumbering legacy banks. These days the distinctions have blurred. Digitisation, accelerated by the pandemic, has consumed everything from cashless payments to KYC compliance. As a result the line where pillar bank stops and disruptive challenger starts is less cl...

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P27 defines NextGen Nordic payments innovation
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P27 defines NextGen Nordic payments innovation

Harmony is a rare quality in today’s world, where dissonance seems to be the rule. But you can find it if you look and listen. For example, as the NextGen Nordics conference got underway last week, harmony was clearly on display and celebrated. Because the Nordics have achieved something no other region of the world has done. It has established a ...

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5 things driving the next generation of payments
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5 things driving the next generation of payments

Evolving customer expectations alongside technological advances are driving innovation that prioritises speed, near to real-time payments, frictionless transactions and decentralised models. Compounded by the pandemic, the significant growth of digital commerce has led to record payment volumes in most markets. At the same time, market competition...

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5 key tech priorities for fintech leaders in 2022
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5 key tech priorities for fintech leaders in 2022

Technology in modern financial services can be a complex subject. This is what business leaders should focus on to build a winning tech strategy. Issues caused by sub-optimal tech choices are commonplace in the industry, leading to companies failing under unexpected stress or being unable to adapt in time when their business requirements change. Wh...

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The wealth advice revolution is here, how will you adapt?
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The wealth advice revolution is here, how will you adapt?

While the wealth management sector has been something of a laggard when it comes to technology and innovation, changes in the financial services world related to regulation, compliance, competition, and client expectations mean that the sector has reached a tipping point, and the time to evolve has arrived. At a fundamental level, wealth managemen...

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DevOps trends for 2022
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DevOps trends for 2022

Each year, I identify the DevOps trends that I think will have the most impact on the developer community and software providers over the coming year. These trends are generally applicable across industries, as is often the case with DevOps, but I like to select those that I believe to be the most essential for financial services organisations. Th...

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Fintech trends for 2022: expect regulation, innovation, and collaboration
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Fintech trends for 2022: expect regulation, innovation, and collaboration

As we head full speed into 2022, the digital world, crypto-assets and fintech are set to dominate commercial spheres. This article by Freddie Delmotte trainee associate at international law firm Bird & Bird outlines some predictions of the biggest fintech trends businesses should watch out for in 2022. The past few years have seen major disru...

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5 factors driving payments change in Europe in the year ahead
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5 factors driving payments change in Europe in the year ahead

Covid taught us to get digital, quick, and the payments industry has responded fast. Now, as we look ahead, it’s a good time to take stock and think about some of the wider political discussions that are likely to dominate in 2022, as well as some of the new regulations being shaped that will impact the European payments industry going forward. Ce...

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Mobile financial super apps – what’s your strategy and how are you applying security?
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Mobile financial super apps – what’s your strategy and how are you applying security?

Prior to the onset of Covid-19, mobile apps were already the touchpoint of choice for millions of banking customers worldwide. The pandemic has only amplified this trend toward digital banking on the mobile device. To meet consumer demands and stay competitive, financial institutions, neobanks, and fintech companies are increasingly offering more ...

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Key legal considerations in use of portfolio company data
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Key legal considerations in use of portfolio company data

This article was co-authored by Elizabeth Raymond (partner) and Matthew Marvin (associate) at Mayer Brown LLP. This is the final article in a three-part series from Mayer Brown on digital transformation and its impacts on financial institutions. With the rapidly increasing cost-effectiveness of machine learning and other data analytic tools, priva...

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Implications of Central Bank Digital Currencies on Cash Management
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Implications of Central Bank Digital Currencies on Cash Management

Just when we all thought that cash management could not get any more complex central banks have begun introducing a new type of money – Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). This is an extract from The Future of Digital Banking in Asia 2022 report. CBDCs are a form of electronic money issued by a central banks like the Monetary Authority of Sin...

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