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Stablecoins and the New Boundaries of Private Money

By Luigi Capoani economist, researcher, and lecturer in International Economics at  Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Marco Spadaro policy analyst at the European Youth Think Tank (EYTT) Stablecoins are private financial products, but their consequences are becoming increasingly public. As their use expands across payments, savings and international transfers, the debate can no longer...

The quiet churn problem hiding in your customer communications

By Cindy Griffin, Financial Services Marketing Specialist, Smart Communications Banks shell out billions to chase new customers with better...

Why financial services can’t afford to be AI-bullish and IT-blind

By Musidora Jorgensen, UK & Ireland Country Leader, Freshworks In July's Mansion House speech, former Chancellor Rachel Reeves called...

Shaping the future of UK retail payments

Andrew Ducker, Payments Consultant, Icon Solutions The RPIB asked the industry what comes next. Here’s what we think. On 11...

How the MFS collapse questioned visibility within fraud investigations

Laura Eshelby, Head of Economic Crime, Clue Software Fraud is rarely isolated to a single transaction, entity or even...

Restructuring Plans: The Creditor’s Perspective and Why Objective Analysis Matters

Frank Ofonagoro and Gary Lee, Partners at Opus Restructuring & Insolvency. Since their introduction under the Corporate Insolvency and Governance Act 2020, Restructuring Plans have become...

Interest Rates Take Centre Stage in ALM Risk: Why Insurers Can No Longer Ignore the Interest Rate Imperative

Authored by John Bowers, Actuarial Product Director, RNA Analytics Insurance companies have long grappled with asset–liability mismatching risk, but today the most significant catalyst reshaping...

Chasing Shadows: How Shadow AI complicates the compliance outlook

Steve Ponting, Director at Software AG GenAI and AI usage are becoming a staple for office workers, simplifying and streamlining tasks with the help of...

Embedded capital will supercharge growth for SMEs and digital platforms in 2026

Luke Trayfoot, Global Head of Strategic Partnerships, YouLend SMEs demand faster, more contextual access to capital, yet traditional lending continues to lag behind the realities...

What banking will look like in 2030 as digital innovation accelerates

By Ghady Rayess, Co-Founder and Managing Director at FOO For the banking industry, the 2020’s mark a transition decade, where operations have shifted from traditional...

VAT in the Digital Age: a pivotal step away from the outdated 

By Alex Baulf The way in which digital businesses operate has changed for good. Today’s era of digital innovation will be defined by the radical...

The accounting fog blinding Britain’s AI revolution

Chris Andersen, CFO at Flexera, As AI adoption accelerates, many organisations are discovering they have far less visibility into AI consumption than they thought. As...

AI in insurance: Navigating regulation across the US

Artificial intelligence is offering US insurers a plethora of new opportunities, driving transformation in risk assessment, customer engagement and operational efficiency. Despite recent efforts...

What is CBAM and how is it shaping carbon emissions globally?

By Nicolas Endress, CEO, Climease The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a tariff on carbon intensive products like cement, electricity and steel that...

Bridging the explainability gap: Aligning AI trade surveillance with regulatory expectations

Ben Parker, co-founder and CEO, eflow AI-powered trade surveillance is no longer a differentiator – it’s becoming a baseline expectation. The accessibility of AI technologies...

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