The COVID-19 pandemic has forced a sudden shift from physical to digital. For months, financial services firms have had to swiftly put in place solutions to try to minimise the impact to employee productivity and client service when operating remotely. Now, more than ever, firms are turning to IT innovations to digitally transform their organisation.
SMEs in particular, hard hit by physical constraints, acutely need to be digitally connected and empowered towards identifying sales and service opportunities. Banks and financial institutions can offer this through bundling their core services and functionality along with digital enablement tools. Curation through security and finance would easily make them a one stop shop. Read
The global pandemic brings the need for effective digital identity as physical distancing measures are imposed worldwide. Remote access to financial services is more in demand than ever, however there are a wide range of risks when engaging with consumers in a faceless environment. In this free webinar, Rahim Kaba from OneSpan and Ignacio Del
Digital and mobile banking are under attack – and the threats are increasingly faster, more sophisticated, and automated. Fraud managers and analysts face a round-the-clock battle as they try to identify and stop fraud before customers are affected. To help financial institutions manage the risks without shifting the burden to the customer, our security experts
Recent market disruptions, including COVID-19 have highlighted that innovation to front-office engagement channels alone is not enough. To truly become customer-focused, financial institutions must solve the fragmentation of systems and processes that are found in middle and back-office operations. They need a single system of record that provides a complete lens into the customer experience
As mobile banking use surges worldwide in response to COVID-19 and its associated lock-downs, a corresponding rise in mobile banking fraud continue to increase in prevalence and sophistication. The December 2020 discovery of an “evil emulator farm” made clear that mobile fraudsters can now automate their processes. As a result, they are able to easily
The banking and financial services industry is severely affected by the global financial crises. They are in a state of flux due to regulatory confinements and the market’s increasing demands. For the past few years, the banking and financial services sector has been under intense pressure to meet market expectations while complying with strict regulations.
There has been a real drive towards ‘frictionless’ banking in Western countries, giving rise to the question: why aren’t cross-border payments equally frictionless? Especially for those in emerging markets, who have everything to lose and much to contribute. Read More
For retail banks entering a post COVID-19 world, the only way is cloud. Today, the world’s most disruptive banks are in the cloud. For newcomer banks, cloud has been the only option for some time – and the same is increasingly true for established banks as well. Why? Because cloud is not only disruptive in
Last week, the podcast hosted Matthew Covi, co-founder and CEO of Signal Intent. A Best of Show winner in its Finovate debut this spring, Signal Intent builds financial calculators for banks, credit unions, and other financial services companies. These solutions, designed for the digital age, help companies enhance the customer experience they offer with what
FinovateAsia Digital is less than two weeks away. If you are headquartered in the APAC region, do business in the region, or would simply like to know more about the fintech trends in one of the most technologically innovative parts of the world, then FinovateAsia Digital, held on the 22nd and 23rd of this month,
People the world-over look to technology to help make their lives easier to remove barriers, to decrease their workload and to anticipate their every need. Modern banking solutions are not exempt from this new global standard. Read More
