Disruption in Retail Banking

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Growth in internet and mobile technologies has transformed many industries and economies. The market forces and competitive landscape has completely changed in many sectors. iTunes has fundamentally changed music industry, Amazon has driven most big brick and mortar book sellers out of business, Expedia is one of the worlds' biggest travel company….. the list goes on.

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Bo Harald

Pretty ok Real Time Economy overwiev

https://www.dropbox.com/s/8ikan8rh1h2h9v1/Bo%20Harald.mp4?dl=0

14 Nov 2017
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You can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs, so goes the saying

You can’t successfully become a data led organisation without the right leadership. A recent study, conducted by Forrester in collaboration with Atos, found that the adoption of data analytics is alr...

06 Oct 2017
Vaibhav Grover

Bot-Advisor as your Banker - Are you ready?

Banks across the globe are investing big dollars into Intelligent Bots. HSBC has recently announced a low-cost online investment service that uses algorithms to match customers to an investment portfo...

28 Sep 2017
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Don’t Break the Bank: Building for the New Payments Ecosystem

A question we find ourselves asking is how can we deliver on customer experience in a digital payments era? This blog looks to discover that answer! Scalability, availability, and reliability - these ...

19 Sep 2017
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Financial services: the race to empower customers

Last month the finance ministry announced that Britons could save hundreds of millions a year as credit and debit card fees added to payments will be axed from January 2018. The total value of surchar...

03 Aug 2017
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Why the banking model could break the UK economy. Part Two.

In Part One I wrote about the problem with the UK banking model and why it undermines the UK economy. In summary, banks need to lend to make their current account model work; this helps a lot of peopl...

31 Jul 2017
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Moral decision-time for the Big Banks

So, imagine you are CEO of a major British bank. You’ve got a problem to wrestle to the ground. Who do you really want to have as your customers? It’s not as easy as saying “anyone”, (which is the

15 Jul 2017
Sameer Singh Jaini

To Hell with Digital

Industries of the future would come out of amalgamation of current industries, which were essentially built in Analog world. All success stories of Digital world have been about re-imagining of the cu...

26 May 2017
Anne Leslie-Bini

Mo’ Money Mo’ Problems: it’s time to incentivise purpose in banking

“I want to create a lender that people don't hate” said Denise Kingsmill, the chair of the board at U.K. challenger bank Monzo. Now there’s a pithy declaration that speaks volumes about the state of ...

01 May 2017
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What Does MasterCard’s Biometric Chip Mean for Consumers?

Have you heard the news? In an ongoing attempt to fight back against those wishing to do financial harm to their customers, Mastercard is beginning a trial of a card which has a chip, along with a fin...

27 Apr 2017
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Bitcoin ETF Bites the Dust, Needs More Security

When the SEC, last month, announced the proposal from Winklevoss Bitcoin Trust was declined, they made a clear statement to the cryptocurrency community: more security is needed. In their terms, they ...

23 Apr 2017
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Paperless Digital ?

The terms Digital / Paperless / Straight thruough processing / seamless customer experience etc have been around for quite sometime. As customers we have begun to assume and expect it now all the time...

21 Apr 2017

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