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Private Equity's New Frontier: Targeting Individual Investors Amidst Rising Challenges

The democratization of private markets has captured the industry’s attention, and it’s easy to understand why. Individual investors own about half of the estimated $275 trillion in global assets under management (AUM), but hold just 16% of alternatives’ market value. High-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) with $1 to $5 million in investable assets re...

/regulation /markets Capital Markets Technology

Nick Green

Nick Green Director at Purple Patch Broking Ltd

The DOs and DON’Ts of credit data contracts

When it comes to credit data contracts, it’s not just about striking a deal on price; financial services procurement teams need to consider a range of factors to make them strategically aligned with evolving needs. By understanding the nuances involved, you can ensure that your financial institution is positioned to respond dynamically to market ch...

/regulation /retail Banking

Steve Morgan

Steve Morgan Banking Industry Market Lead at Pegasystems

Generative AI in Banking: Future Promise or Present Hype?

The transformative potential of generative AI for the banking sector was a subject we keenly explored earlier in the year. With the whirlwind advancements in the technology sector, six months can feel like a lifetime. It is worth taking a moment to look back and assess how generative AI has shaped and influenced the banking industry. The crux of ...

/regulation /devops Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

John Bevil

John Bevil Product Director, Capital Markets at Xceptor

Navigating Regulatory Change and Market Dynamics in 2024 – the Power of Technology and AI

As 2023 draws to a close, we look towards a new year that will continue the transformation of financial services, driven by technological innovation and regulatory change. The implementation of T+1 in the US and Canada will serve as a benchmark for financial institutions globally. Successful adaptation requires readiness and a proactive approac...

/regulation /predictions

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Smart Savings: How AI Can Drive Cost Reduction in Financial Services

The financial services industry faces constant change, from rapid technological advances to new regulations and evolving customer expectations. For financial services companies to succeed today, they need to strike a delicate balance between fostering innovation and cutting costs. Traditionally, firms used expensive third-party solutions to pinpoi...

/regulation /cloud Artificial Intelligence and Financial Services

Barley Laing

Barley Laing UK Managing Director at Melissa

The money laundering red flags and how to prevent it in 2024

Supporting criminal activity and risking substantial fines from regulators that also damage their reputation are not things any financial institution aspires to. Yet many are exposing themselves to such risks because they are not doing enough to prevent money laundering. With digitalisation creating new opportunities for money laundering to take p...

/regulation /inclusion Digital Identity Management

Mete Feridun

Mete Feridun Chair at EMU Centre for Financial Regulation and Risk

Operational resilience: What does the proposed UK CTP regime mean for firms, FMIs and third parties?

Subsequent to a joint discussion paper (3/22 – Operational resilience: Critical third parties to the UK financial sector) published in July 2022, the Bank of England (the Bank), Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) issued joint proposals on 7 December 2023 to increase resilience of the financial sector by ov...

/regulation /cloud Outsourcing Banking, Financial Services Operations

Domenico Scaffidi

Domenico Scaffidi Payments Business Development Director at Volante Technologies

Behind the scenes of the Migration of the SEPA payment schemes to the 2019 version of ISO 20022 post

Let’s start saying veterans like me haven’t been surprised that much reading the EPC bulletin on SEPA Migration to the 2019 version of ISO 20022, announcing the decision to postpone the go live. People like me with grey hair can’t forget the time when SEPA went live, where for almost one week no one of us left our desk in the office, trying to fix...

/payments /regulation Financial Services Regulation

Nick Green

Nick Green Director at Purple Patch Broking Ltd

The impact of BNPL’s rapid growth on lenders

With almost half of UK adults having used BNPL, lenders face a key challenge: the varied data reporting practices among BNPL providers and CRAs. In this piece, we'll explore the rapidly growing BNPL market, and shed light on the disparities in data reporting and the implications for the credit industry. The rise of BNPL in the UK market BNPL has...

/regulation /retail Banking

Raj Bakhru

Raj Bakhru CEO at BlueFlame AI

Mapping the AI Path for Alternative Investment Managers

Alternative investment managers recognize the potential of AI and have spent 2023 experimenting with the multiple tools available. Unfortunately, while everyone has seen the power of ChatGPT and personal tools, most have struggled with how to make this usable in their work lives. In many cases there have not been clearly enough defined objectives,...

/regulation /predictions Alternative Investments

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