Traditional banking depends on intermediaries—namely, banks. A deobank—a decentralised on-chain bank on a blockchain-based platform—empowers users to perform financial transactions …
Neobanks, digital-first and mobile-ready fintech firms, are successfully carving out their spots as crucial players in the banking sector, with …
Traditional banks continue to generate substantial amounts of carbon emissions through their lending activities to fossil-fuel companies and to support …
Financial technology has fuelled the UK’s economic growth but has more to do—with organisations, industry experts and the government collaboratively …
The jobs-to-be-done framework (using products and services to fulfil the tasks, goals and problems customers seek to address) provides banks …
Incumbent banks have traditionally been independent entities, serving customers within tight silos. With digital challengers invading their space, banks are …
With payment systems constantly evolving, they have the potential to transform how we work, shop and use transport. Andrew Doukanaris, …
When ‘Tradition’ is No Longer a Priority, How Banks Are Building Authentic Experiences for Customers
The face of the UK banking landscape has been shifting and evolving for decades. Virgin Money landed on UK high …
Financial technology has proved indomitable since its inception, and 2021’s leaps have bounded into 2022 with promises of much more …
Millions of people, especially in developing countries, depend on regular remittances for their livelihood, making the mechanism of sending money …
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