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5 Results from /predictions, 2020

Madhvi Sonia

Madhvi Sonia Head of Content at Finextra

Finextra’s Top Long Reads of 2020

With 2020 drawing to a close, we take a look back at our most popular long reads over the course of the past year. What should be taken into account if Artificial Intelligence is to be regulated? In this article, Juan Murillo, Senior Manager of Data Strategy at BBVA, and Jesús Lozano, Manager of Digital Regulation at BBVA, analyse the potential im...

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Paige McNamee

Paige McNamee

Navigating core banking in Covid-19’s economic climate

At first glance, the premise of attempting to satisfy ever-more demanding consumer expectations seems an obvious pursuit. Yet, delivery of these products in the timeframe and friction-free format that customers crave isn’t always possible, due to the incongruence of ill-equipped core banking architecture and the advanced capabilities required to

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Jamie Crawley

Jamie Crawley

KYC Utilities - is technology the answer?

KYC utilities will expedite onboarding and other processes, helping to improve user experience and operational efficiency, but the legal nuance to KYC means that technology may not be a panacea. Fines punishing financial services firms for non-compliance with know your customer (KYC), anti-money laundering (AML) and sanctions regulations have total...

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Retired Member

Retired Member

Brexit: The end of the saga is almost in sight...and now what?

Assuming that both parties can agree, the ratification process will not be easy and there will be disruptions after January 1st. Nevertheless, a lasting appreciation of the UK equities remains possible next year. Given the years of Sturm und Drang*, the Brexit process qualifies as a 'saga'. On the 31st December 2020, the UK will end the transition ...

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Madhvi Sonia

Madhvi Sonia Head of Content at Finextra

Beyond Invisible Solutions: Banks Should be Preventing Fraud, not Playing Catch Up

Ville Sointu, head of emerging technologies at Nordea, highlights that the intent of GDPR was “fantastic. It provides better data protection for the citizens of the European Union and beyond and therefore, asking companies to be more diligent with personal data and giving customers more control.” However, despite these intentions, there are downsi...

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