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The transition to open banking brings innovation to the payments system Infynit co-founder explores the benefits this will bring to financial inclusion
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The growth of digital technology is prompting an acceleration in regulation Melvin Quimis, senior RegTech specialist at the Bank of England, charts the changes
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How customer journeys in insurance are becoming digitalised by emerging tech Tapoly’s covers the rise of insurtechs in the market
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Why wealth managers should follow in the footsteps of other businesses and from Societe Generalereveal all
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Customer expectations are evolving, shaped by a more personalised service Aberdeen Standard Investments’ looks at the digital propositions
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What is the impact of fintech and private debt investing in financial services? of Wimmer Financial describes why the outlook is positive
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There’s great value in developing the art of empathy in ethical investing , from Architas, on building wealth with sustainability in mind
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Why machine learning and AI are good for offering expert financial advice Wealth Wizards’ talks up the automation of personalised guidance
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Covid-19 highlighted environmental and social issues that need attention of Canaccord Genuity Wealth Management, outlines why there are reasons to be cheerful going forward
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Insider threat is a risk to your organisation, so take precautions , from BNP Paribas, looks at the different types of threat and how to reinforce cyber security
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Software: how to balance digital agility with security and resilience Starling Bank’s tests the link between speed and responsibility
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Insight on customer satisfaction and opportunities during digital migration from GlobalData, on chatbots, finding purpose and budgets
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Africa as an emerging market FCMB Bank (UK)’s looks at what the expansion of fintech means for increasing wealth in Africa
45. Suppliers’ Directory
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