RE-WIRING FINANCIAL SERVICES OPERATIONS FOR A BOLD FUTURE
Massive change has been underway for some time across the industry. Fintechs disrupted tradition, introducing consumers to new ways to get the services they need. Read More
Massive change has been underway for some time across the industry. Fintechs disrupted tradition, introducing consumers to new ways to get the services they need. Read More
Cryptocurrency has been a hot topic among senior banking and investment figures of late, with JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon describing bitcoin as a “fraud”. Speaking at a conference, Dimon said the digital currency is “not a real thing,” adding “eventually it will be closed.” Usually when an industry giant speaks, you would be wise
The 12th edition of the report has responses from over 750 senior banking executives the world over, with a focus on how banks are adapting to the significant changes brought on by COVID-19. Read More
At the beginning of 2020, it seemed that ‘digital transformation’ was going to be the dominant industry trend for fintech throughout the year. However, at the onset of Spring, this changed unprecedentedly for most of the world as the COVID-19 pandemic took hold. From that point onwards long-standing industry pain points could no longer be
A great example here is the remarkable digital ecosystem that banking software vendor CR2 has designed for its white-label products, including a desktop solution, mobile app and even an ATM. It communicates the same visual vibe and usability patterns across all of these different platforms so that the customers wouldn’t even notice switching between the
We’re Monese – the mobile money app. With us, you can open an account with no credit checks, top up with cash, send money abroad or pay with a contactless card that’s linked to your phone.
Ramp deals enable B2B enterprises to accelerate revenue growth by orchestrating complex multi-year customer contracts upfront at the initial sale. These ramp deals help companies align deals to long-term customer value, creating Win-Win partnerships. But for many, ramp deals are too hard to implement, too hard to track, and too hard to understand.