A Team8 report charts the industry’s path by predicting what remains and changes while taking a few big swings at potential mega-trends.
The FIS Fintech Accelerator 2024 will see 10 startups meet with business leaders, scale their products, and develop a market-centric value proposition.
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Companies like Hummingbird and Babel Street are successfully applying new technologies to improve the efficiency of long-cumbersome aspects of compliance.
The responsibility for managing compliance is increasingly falling on fintechs. Here are seven areas where fintechs need to focus.
InformedIQ helps lenders find opportunities in today’s challenging environment while others pull back. The main difference is who embraces AI.
Banks are expected to increase their investment this year in compliance technology, cybersecurity, and personalization.
Despite regulatory concerns banking-as-a-service continues to grow in popularity. Here are three tips for any business considering going the BaaS route.
The use of messaging apps raises compliance issues that SnipperSentry addresses. This issue is not going away for fintechs and banks.
As Banking-as-a-Service develops into Embedded Finance, who holds the responsibility of compliance gets decidedly murky.
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In this context, founders must decide when and how to invest in risk management infrastructure. Every dollar earmarked for controls comes at the expense of a dollar that could be devoted to what is more commonly thought of as revenue-generating activity.