GDPR Personal Data

Blockchain, FinTech, Regtech, Suptech… these terms describe the most commonly used innovations and new technologies in the financial sector. The recent acceleration of progress in the digital field and the necessity for users to gain technological agility make this a priority issue, particularly in the banking industry. Making these issues part of a strategy...

Artificial intelligence (AI) and related technologies have captured the imagination of financial institutions. But are there threats among the opportunities?

Banks are no strangers to the application programming interface (API) universe although they have typically created their own APIs within the confines of their four walls. However, the industry is being invited to change by financial technology firms (FinTechs) trying to grab a piece of their business, as well as by incoming regulations which aim to unlock the...

Considered as one of the greatest innovations since the Internet, blockchain celebrated its 10th birthday in February 2019 and is at the epicenter of the revolution. According to the World Economic Forum, it could account for as much as 10% of global GDP (gross domestic product) by 2027*.

Asset managers are turning to the securities services industry to help them comply with transparency regulations. Providers must invest in innovation to deliver smarter services at a lower cost.

To make effective use of artificial intelligence (AI), banks need to take a people-first approach.

A closer look at GDPR regulation

In the beginning, there were personal data being digitalized, accessible form everywhere by everyone. The new frontier, will, as always, generate abusive behaviours. Not long after, come threats and data breaches - such as ransomware or security breaches. Some are not brought to the attention of the public and the authorities, some are with delay... To deal...