HMBradley’s partnerships with New York Community Bank and Thought Machine provide the ability to scale to meet consumer demandand offer more innovative products faster than ever before more innovative products faster than ever before
With Velmie, providing white-label banking software, and ConnectPay, offering banking-as-a-service (BaaS), fintechs will be able to launch new financial offerings — or an entirely new neobank — in a matter of days, using a single technological solution.
The main goal and use of open banking is allowing customers to link their bank accounts to third party applications. This leads to better services, more automation, deeper insights and quicker processes.
MyFintechWeek, the flagship Malaysian fintech event, kicked off this Monday, with digital banking, cross border payments, and sustainability the main areas of focus this year. The second day of the virtual conference started with the keynote speech of Tobias Adrian, Financial Counsellor and Director at the Monetary and Capital Markets Department of the International Monetary Fund.
The pressure is mounting from at least some clients to make digital banking available, at least as an option. For traditional banks, the main issue standing in the way of progress is outdated legacy technology.
As part of its ongoing alliance with Microsoft, PwC has launched a new digital banking solution, developed as part of Microsoft Cloud for Financial Services - designed to empower financial institutions to innovate, adapt and modernise.
A new report by the Economist Intelligence Unit published today by Temenos, the banking software company, reveals that four in five bankers believe that financial institutions will seek to differentiate themselves on customer experience rather than on their products and services in the next four years.
Temenos (SIX: TEMN), the banking software company, Vodeno, a fully cloud-native BaaS provider and Aion Bank, a European licensed digital bank and credit institution, today announced a strategic collaboration to accelerate Banking as a Service (BaaS) deployment in Europe.
In a world that’s changed overnight, banks that find a secure way to provide digital services, from everyday customer support to KYC, will come out ahead in the race to keep customers loyal. Traditional financial institutions who don’t adapt risk losing current customers and being unable to attract new clients.
The findings of UBS' Banking and Financial Services Division are interesting. They reflect the major concerns of their clients as global economies emerge tentatively from the disruption of the pandemic.
The latest edition of the Fintech and Digital Banking 2025 (APAC) report found that 60% of banks in Asia Pacific will leverage artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning (ML) technologies for data-driven decisions, compared to 48% from the previous year.
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