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It’s Time for Traditional Banks to Face up to New Challenges
Date: July 19, 2022
By Andrew Warren, Head of BFS UK&I, Cognizant The last few years have shown that long-standing names in the financial services sector are facing stiff competition from newer arrivals, and as we look to the future, it seems this is only going to become an even greater challenge. With a more flexible and agile approach,...
Skill Development as a Real Catalyst Driving Business Model Innovation in Banking
Date: July 19, 2022
By Narasimha Nagaraja Prasad, Senior Director, Product Management and Strategy Group, Infosys Finacle When we look at the quantum of change sweeping the banking industry, we often focus on how the landscape is evolving and the type of infrastructure needed to step up and deliver in this dynamic environment. However, one key aspect of driving...
How Looking to Partnerships Can Help Neobanks Reclaim the Edge
Date: July 15, 2022
By Roisin Levine, Head of Partnerships – Wise Platform Over the last decade, neobanks have reshaped the global financial landscape, disrupting the market and creating a fresh banking experience for current and future generations of tech-savvy customers. Yet, thanks to their relatively new position as major industry players, challenger banks have been among the hardest...
What Will the Future of Banking Look Like? In 10 Years?
Date: July 15, 2022
By Adam Moulson, Acting CEO of Griffin “Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future,” said John F. Kennedy. Still, when imagining what lies ahead in the next decade of banking, it helps to examine several patterns that led us to...
Why the Digital Skills Shortage Poses a Security Risk for Banks
Date: July 13, 2022
By Sam Schofield, Senior Vice President of Enterprise at Udacity The digital skills shortage has hit a crisis point and the effects are being felt firmly across the UK. Millions of workers lack the vital digital workplace skills necessary to do their job according to a report part-commissioned by Lloyds Banking Group. Not only is this causing a slow...
How Technology Is Overcoming Barriers to Using Project Bank Accounts and De-Risking Construction Industry Project Payments
Date: July 13, 2022
By Louise Stewart, CEO of ProjectPay On a global level, the construction industry is one of the largest sectors, and engages a very high number of small businesses. The sector is increasing under pressure, already suffering from abnormally high rates of business insolvencies, post covid inflation pressures alongside public spending surges on construction projects means...