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Current account switching is on the rise. But what factors are driving consumers to switch?
Current account switching is on the rise. But what factors are driving consumers to switch?
Very occasionally, a new technology arrives that works like magic.
The potential risks of Q-Day are immense, and there’s much work still to be done.
Will the concept of a credit score as we know it become obsolete?
As society evolves, traditional banks must adapt, or else they face an inevitable demise.
The banking world will soon become real time, and both banks and regulators will have to keep up.
Despite the overall downward trend, a lot of cash is still being withdrawn and used in circulation.
UK start-up Sunshine+Kittens is launching a new offering for children designed to help boost financial literacy.
The financial services sector is changing rapidly, driven by new technologies and new approaches.
We must ensure that banking technology follows a more planet-friendly path than plastic.
Marketing should be viewed as strategic and critical. Take care in crafting it.
Have smartphones completely replaced the need for physical bank cards?
We need a way of literally talking to our money to help us build a proper relationship with it.
Over time, the transactional aspects of banking have been solved, but not the emotional ones.
Studies suggest that boredom can serve as a catalyst for creativity under the right conditions.
If the models are correct, then the financial impacts of climate change globally could be devastating.
Data centres aren’t going away, and we’ll likely need more as we head into our collective digital future.
I truly believe that 2024 is the year that GenAI goes from talk to action.
Companies such as HeavyFinance in Lithuania are combining fintech with sustainable agricultural practices.
Having regulators test AI before release will ensure a much better understanding of its capabilities.
The amount of dark data being collected by firms is increasing, and its overall environmental impact is massive.
Can banks stop their self-destructive tendencies and escape the race to the bottom?
With GenAI in financial services, we’re not just on the cusp of significant change – we’re in the midst of it.
The Economy-as-a-Service (EaaS) model is progressively reshaping multiple sectors, most notably financial services.
Finding ways to educate people on climate change, highlight the risks and change behaviours is essential.
It’s been intriguing to see the differences in thinking from companies when it comes to generative AI.
AI is proving to be an existential threat to identity. So how is the world responding?
The AI revolution is well and truly underway. But what does it mean for the future of workers?
Embracing green software principles can unlock numerous benefits for financial services firms.
The irony of the next wave of tech advancement is that it may force us back into focusing on the real world.
SaaS and generative AI are compelling the industry to concentrate on what users see and do.
What all VR headsets have failed to do so far is come up with a groundbreaking use case.
For Apple, maybe banking is just another brick in the wall, not the wall itself.
In both sociological and economic terms, the rapid switch to digital payments is fascinating.
A new generation of generative fintechs is coming, and finally, the banking sector will be truly transformed.
The start of 2023 has been interesting for the climate change agenda.
We run down all the buzzwords our podcast guests wanted gone from the industry this year.
The FTX debacle will see the Wild West of crypto’s emergent years replaced by control and discipline.
Based on recent experiences, here are some thoughts on what finance can learn from the auto industry.
In this episode of the podcast, we’re joined by NMD+ founder Dave Wallace.