Quantum Computing Is Advancing. Is the Financial Services Industry Truly Ready?

By Daryl Flack, Partner at Avella Security Lloyds Banking Group's recent quantum computing trial with IBM highlights the growing opportunities quantum technologies could unlock across financial services. From tackling increasingly...

How AI is rewriting the rules of pharmaceutical competition

By Andy Smith, Director of Life Sciences at AlphaSense For pharmaceutical companies, competitive advantage has always depended on the ability to identify change early, including shifts in clinical activity, emerging...

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Why poor data capture is undermining AI and automation in financial services

Andrew Graham, Business Development Manager at PFU (EMEA) Ltd Financial services has spent the last decade investing heavily in...

Why Stablecoins Will Succeed (or Fail) in Emerging Markets

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Why generic AI is losing the AML battle

By Jane Smith, Field Chief Data & AI Officer, ThoughtSpot The UK government has recently published its new Fraud...

How to Protect Traders and Financial Markets from Identity-Based Threats

By Clive Summerfield, Founder & CEO of FARx Beneath the surface of modern trading, a new and rapidly escalating...

FinOps: How software-defined routing at Internet Exchanges reduces cloud costs

By Harald Kriener, Head of Global Customer Success Management...

Crown Agents Bank granted licence to establish representative office in Guyana

New on-the-ground presence in South America will strengthen Crown...

The contactless limit has gone and here is what comes next

Nicole Olbe, Managing Director of UKI, Adyen The most effective...

In finance, AI cannot afford to be “mostly right”: why trust matters in autonomous accounting

By Hugh O’Neil, EMEA Lead, Solutions Consulting, FloQast Autonomous accounting...

Fraud prevention is now a competitive advantage

Rob Meakin, Director of Fraud and Identity at Creditinfo Fraud now...

‘Gone phishing’: Why cybercriminals continue to favour this form of attack, and how financial firms can get ahead

Phishing remains a persistent cyber threat for financial services,...

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