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NEWS IBS Intelligence launches IBS DealVision
another innovative service offering for the financial technologies marketplace: IBS DealVision.
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IBS has been regularly tracking global banking system deals since 2009. Through market/supplier engagement, expert interaction at leading industry events and regular monitoring of ‘Who’s Bought What’ in its flagship monthly magazine, IBS Journal, along with ongoing global research, it has built a database of over 2,000+ banking system deals.
These cut across 150+ global suppliers, taking in over 160+ countries and currently cover five key banking system types, including wholesale banking, universal banking, retail banking, private banking/wealth management and lending systems. This service enables users to slice and dice data using multiple search criteria, and analyse deal flow by year, region, country, supplier, system and system type, bank name, size and bank type.
Gloves off as DFS slams FinTech Charter
Services (DFS) has hit out at the proposed Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) FinTech Charter, labelling it highly problematic. The organisation, which was created in 2011 to reform the regulation of financial services in New York, has written a letter to the OCC, in which it, amongst other things, argues that a national charter would encourage large “too big to fail” institutions, permitting a small number of technology-savvy firms to dominate different types of financial services simply because they are able to get a national charter. It also claims that state regulators like DFS are experienced and therefore better equipped to regulate cash-intensive nonbank financial service companies which requires strict oversight and enforcement of anti-money laundering, consumer identification and transaction monitoring statutes and regulations.
T he New York Department of Financial
“The OCC should not use technological advances as an excuse to attempt to usurp state laws that already regulate FinTech activities where they intersect with banking and lending, whether depository or nondepository,” says the DFS Superintendent Maria T. Vullo. “New York is the leader of innovation and will continue to promote small businesses and leaders in this field. However, a one-size-fits-all federal charter will not work to create a level-playing field among all financial services companies, or to alleviate risks. On the contrary, the proposal increases risk, creates an opportunity for regulatory arbitrage and attacks states sovereignty. New York will continue to protect our markets and consumers.”
Scott Thompson BS Intelligence is pleased to launch yet
IBS DealVision, bundled with the company’s market reports (including MDR & SLT) and its FinTech index CIFTI (launched in 2016) can provide deep market and competitive insights, assist in deal origination, valuation and also in strategic exits.
Email
dealvision@ibsintelligence.com to get access to this service.
Scott Thompson
www.ibsintelligence.com © IBS Intelligence 2017
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