1516 Results from 2023
Alan Vaksman Managing Partner and Co-Founder at Digital Horizon
From growth in the number of cheques, to startups with stronger economics and more specialised VCs: What can we expect in venture capital in 2023? With a new year ahead of us, the industry is rife with speculation for what the next 12 months hold for venture capital and the startup scene. The drop in valuations in 2022, alongside prolonged economic...
18 January 2023 /startups /markets
Simon Horswell Fraud Specialist Manager at Onfido
Increased online footfall and transactions mean more opportunities for fraudsters, especially when traffic peaks with holidays, sporting seasons and January sales, for instance. Fraudsters are adept at using peaks as camouflage, hiding in the traffic and using many techniques to perpetrate scams. Here’s a look at the tactics fraudsters are gravita...
18 January 2023 /security /crime
Anoop Melethil Head of Marketing at Maveric Systems
In the new banking world order, Neobanks continue their impressive march northwards. With Brazil reporting 43% adults with digital-only bank account, India at 26%, Ireland at 22%, Singapore at 21%, Hong Kong at 20%, and UAE at 19% (online bank adoption survey by Finder), the transaction value for Neobanks worldwide is expected to level out at $ ...
18 January 2023 /retail /startups Digital Banking Trends
Andrei Karpushonak CEO at Aprimerose
Private equity is an investment asset class that involves the purchase of shares in private companies, typically those not listed on a public stock exchange. Professional investors such as venture capitalists and private equity firms make private equity investments, seeking to generate returns through active management of their portfolio companies...
17 January 2023 /wealth /startups Asia Financial Services
Craig Ramsey Head of Real-Time Payments at ACI Worldwide
The boom in real-time payments is reverberating across the world, and by 2026 they will make up 25% of all electronic payments. Market forces and the global pandemic accelerated adoption to new levels, providing consumers and businesses cheaper, faster and more efficient ways to pay — and there’s no looking back. And as more and more countries l...
17 January 2023
Nick Mothershaw Chief Identity Strategist at Open Identity Exchange (OIX)
For banking and financial services across the globe that embrace digital ID, the benefits will be vast. The digital ID ecosystem to enable this now exists and is rapidly expanding. Offerings are emerging around the globe that allow financial services firms to access digital IDs from a range of suppliers – spearheaded in the UK, for example, by tra...
17 January 2023 /inclusion /identity Digital Identity Management
Dmitrii Barbasura Chief Operating Officer at Fintech Galaxy
At the end of November, The Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) issued instructions governing Open Finance services by all banks operating in the Kingdom, as well as online payment and money transfer companies subject to the bank's supervision and control, marking the new era of enhanced, seamless, and enjoyable financial experiences. The last couple of ...
17 January 2023 /payments /regulation Online Banking
Michael Mueller CEO at Form3
At the end of every year there’s a natural tendency within every industry to assess how far it has come in the past 12 months and where the next 12 might lead. With that in mind, below are some of the key trends we saw in 2022. Interest rates The steep increase in interest rates we’ve seen in 2022 has had a number of different consequences. It has...
17 January 2023 /payments Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation
Retired Member
Moving into a year of financial uncertainty, placing the customer as the focus of your information landscape is critical for targeted growth. By creating a solution where the customer is the primary measurable metric, across all other dimensions, we create a view about the customer, from every aspect of the business and unleash insights faster. Fr...
Prasenjit Das Senior Director at Virtusa
A breakup of Business Banking in the UK. 5.5 million businesses were small (0 to 49 employees) forming 99.2% of the total count of private sector businesses, followed at a distant by 35,600 businesses were medium sized (50 to 249 employees) and finally large business counting to 7,700 businesses. By and large the proportion is same across other
16 January 2023 /wholesale /predictions Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation
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