Banking on the future report

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 | March 30, 2022

Automation has a critical role to play in managing the financial processes. Fraud prevention: Financial teams need best practices to manage and detect fraud in financial activities.

Infographic | December 24, 2019

Small Business owners across the United States are asking for relationship-based services that local banks and credit unions already provide. By layering on digital innovation and tools, community based financial institutions are ready to compete in an often-overlooked segment.

Infographic | April 7, 2021

Open Finance involves an extension of Open Banking principles to a wider field of financial services and products. It is a new paradigm where data from multiple sources beyond banking can help build innovative and inclusive financial services. These conditions make Open Finance a perfect fit for Latin America, a region where users’ financial lives don’t take place exclusively within the walls of banks. In part, because part of the population is still underserved by traditional financial institutions: only 51 percent of adults in the region are bank account owners. And, increasingly, because emerging fintech providers are targeting these customers with digital solutions.

Infographic | February 3, 2020

A number of core financial hubs are anticipated to underpin the future of finance. Although New York maintains the top spot, some executives surveyed believe that the top financial center could shift to Shanghai, Singapore, or Hong Kong.

Infographic | March 9, 2020

How well we manage our money is more important for our financial wellbeing than the size of our income. You see…the default for most of us is to pay for whatever we need to pay for and then “save” the rest. This is not a sound financial plan. Most Australians live pay cheque to pay cheque. While there are numerous root causes for this, they all manifest as a failure to manage money effectively.