Now’s the Best Time for Investing in Modern Banking Technology
Maureen Doyle-Spare of UST explains how the pursuit of technology investments regardless of broader economic conditions can ensure financial institutions will be future-ready.
Maureen Doyle-Spare of UST explains how the pursuit of technology investments regardless of broader economic conditions can ensure financial institutions will be future-ready.
Patrick Sells of True Digital Group on how to find the best digital solution providers that align with your needs, growth ambitions and internal culture -- and can implement solutions at speed and scale.
Colin Walsh of Varo Bank describes the opportunities and challenges Varo has faced, and provides insight into the future of Varo and other neobanks in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse.
Melissa Stevens of Fifth Third Bank shares the digital transformation journey at Fifth Third and how melding modern solutions with legacy processes requires focus, commitment, and the support of people across the entire organization.
Banks of all sizes are reinventing themselves by digitally transforming every part of their business with technology, data, automation, and AI, says Accenture's Michael Abbott. How do they break down the internal silos?
The financial industry, while steeped in tradition, is far from predictable. More than ever, marketplace changes are impacting what banks deliver and how solutions are delivered.
Conversational AI could be shaping the future of banking — both operationally and through the customer experience — says Microsoft's chief data scientist Charles Morris.
The digital transformation effort is costly, so you might expect it to slow down amid economic headwinds. But banks can't let that happen.
Fintech lenders, payment specialists and neobanks could make attractive acquisitions. But it's bank buyer beware, not an M&A spree.
Open banking is how banks can achieve digital transformation — from payments to lending to investments and more — says former HSBC'schief technology officer Dr. Ritesh Jain.
Open banking is coming soon. Here's what banks should do now to seize the opportunities it offers.
Expansion of fintechs can be good news for consumers, legacy banks and countries involved, as innovation improves banking accessibility.
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To prevail, banks must use data and analytics to enhance distribution, product innovation, back-office efficiency and improved experiences.
Is your financial institution struggling to build a strong core system for a digital bank? A scalable core platform built on micro-services and APIs is the key, says 10x Banking CEO and founder Antony Jenkins.
Traditional banking institutions can expand offerings for consumers and find more profit by sharing data with fintechs and other partners.
Credit card balances are reaching new highs, and consumers aren't paying their balances in full. Debbie cofounders Frida Leibowitz and Rachel Lauren say they have the solution.
Legacy banks and fintech firms must adjust their business models to reflect the needs of consumers seeking partners for financial wellness.
Betterment is providing robo-advisory services so consumers can manage their money without needing a traditional financial institution, and it's working, says president Michael Reust.
How do banks and credit unions provide customers with the services they always have, but also given them new offerings with new technologies, says Constellation Digital Partners' Kris Kovacs.
The banking industry is growing more gender inclusive. Still, how many female fintech founders have you seen? Not many, suggests BMO Harris Bank's Niamh Kristufek and Andrew Harrison who emphasize how investing in female founders is critical.
More fintechs and neobanks will likely fail due to funding issues. How that impacts banking-as-a-service arrangements is a crucial question.
Data and information overload is real, especially in the age of artificial intelligence. Advanced Human Technologies' chairman Ross Dawson talks through how banks can digest the data and get valuable insights.
Listen to the brightest minds in the banking and business world and get ready to embrace change, take risks and disrupt yourself and your organization.