Data Analytics in Financial-Services

Infographic | February 11, 2020

the past decade, technology has transformed virtually every aspect of business. As businesses become increasingly complex, it's now more important for organizations to analyze data, not just historically but in real-time. That's what CFO 3.0 is all about. A new era where emerging technologies and real-time data help leaders to predict the future and plan for different scenarios.

Infographic | January 29, 2020

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Infographic | January 23, 2020

Do you know where your money is going each month? Do you know where it went yesterday? It is really important to keep track of your expenses. It is useful to make a budget for your future planning. Tracking your spending helps you to identify the expenses and you can control it. If you know the reason for expanding your money, where you spend you can utilize your money in a good way.

Infographic | July 12, 2022

Banking customers, aren’t out there thinking about AI, ML. They are looking for convenience, value, better experiences, and sometimes connections. -Alex Jimenez, Strategist, Influencer in Fintech, AI, and Data Analytics

Infographic | November 30, 2021

With the acceleration of digital business, financial services organisations need to ensure their IT capabilities keep up with customer and employee demands. Seamless connectivity, end-to-end security and cloud readiness are just some of the IT prerequisites that the industry must address to support hybrid working models, compete with newcomers to the sector and comply with evolving regulations.

Infographic | November 19, 2021

Open banking technology platforms exhibit double and triple-digit revenue growth (figure 1) These platforms showcase triple-digit revenue multiples: Truelayer, Railsbank and Tink have valuations of more than 100x revenue (figure 2) High M&A and funding activity drives growth and valuation, and the cards schemes are also in the game (figure 2) Data aggregation and payments are the most common use cases, followed by personal finance, credit scoring, and business management (figure 3) Open banking platform services largely address banks and select verticals such as iGaming, insurance, and property management today. Payments and credit scoring are the most applied services across many verticals (figure 4)