Securing open banking with blockchain and Intel® SGX technology

whitePaper | October 3, 2022

NOTABLEWhitepaperPeople are valuable. We’ve always known that, but the current digital and social media revolution is making it clear that qualities like influence, leadership and prettiness can be valued and monetized, both for individuals and for businesses. Just think about the influencer market, that has amassed a gross value of 13$ Billion in 2021. On the other hand, blockchain technology (and digital tokens, or NFTs) is opening the world to new investment possibilities. Now people and institutions can easily invest in almost any asset class, with the same simplicity of browsing the web.

whitePaper | November 3, 2022

TA bank’s digital team typically has full observability of only 11% of its application and infrastructure environments, according to the Global CIO Report 2020 by Dynatrace. The data and metrics-laden systems are too complex and, by association, timeconsuming for most in-house teams.

whitePaper | April 6, 2023

In a survey of over 780 interviews with 250 major banks across the globe, Finastra and East & Partners open the lid providing insights into how the tactical playbook for banking is changing for banks, and why the growing importance of technology in the banking industry is fueling a new age of competitive, ESG-related digital banking.

whitePaper | November 30, 2021

In writing this Discussion Paper, “A Proposal for Digital Banks in India: Licensing & Regulatory Regime”, we are pleased to have collaborated with Black Dot Public Policy Advisors as the knowledge partner. Mr Mandar Kagade, Founder Principal at Black Dot made valuable contributions in developing this Discussion Paper. Ms Shehnaz Ahmed of the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy acted as external expert reviewer of the Discussion Paper and offered detailed comments and inputs. We acknowledge her valuable contribution. We are also grateful for the support and inputs from the Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance, representatives of public sector banks including the State Bank of India, and Sabyasachi Upadhyay, Associate, NITI Aayog. Useful insights were also obtained from the deliberations in the conference, “Neo-banking for Business: The Future of Digital Banking”, especially Mr Sopnendu Mohanty, Chief Fintech Officer, Monetary Authority of Singapore. They are gratefully acknowledged. Last but not the least, the inputs offered by the fintech sector stakeholders who were approached for inputs in the course of drafting this Discussion Paper is acknowledged. NITI Aayog would endeavour to continue with the stakeholder consultation in evolving policy dialogue.

whitePaper | February 1, 2020

Traditional financial services firms around the globe — banks, insurers and asset managers — need to embrace both digital transformation and data privacy simultaneously to thrive in the coming decade. These two objectives are deeply intertwined because the success of digital transformation programs is highly dependent on an organization’s ability to engage with personal data, including data privacy compliance and ethics issues.

whitePaper | February 18, 2020

Organizations that develop their own credit risk models see long lead times to get them built and deployed. Business users determine a need for a new model, which triggers weeks or months of data collection and model development effort – as much as a year. By the time the new model is deployed, market conditions and customer needs have changed, so the process starts over.