Could regulation-trained AI aid financial services innovation?

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by Stewart Orrell, Vertical GTM Lead at ZutaCore Speed has long been the language of high-frequency trading, shaping every decision from where firms place their servers to the optimisation of...

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The contactless limit has gone and here is what comes next

Nicole Olbe, Managing Director of UKI, Adyen The most effective payment experience is the one that fades into the...

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

By Hugh O’Neil, Principal, Accountant in Residence Autonomous accounting is the next major evolutionary step in the transformation of...

Fraud prevention is now a competitive advantage

Rob Meakin, Director of Fraud and Identity at Creditinfo Fraud now accounts for over 40% of all crime in the...

‘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, with barriers to entry lowering and creating conditions for...

Five steps to safeguard legal and accountancy firms during the PSTN switch-off

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

By Daryl Flack, Partner at Avella Security Lloyds Banking Group's...

Accuracy isn’t bankers’ biggest AI problem. Missing context is.

By Joshua Summers, EnFi Bank boards across the UK and...

The identity imperative for sovereign payments

Gonzalo Alonso, CEO, Ditto Sovereign payments infrastructure is no longer...

WHY RISK AND TREASURY CAN NO LONGER WORK IN ISOLATION

By Ashley Crawford, Senior Risk Solutions Executive at SAS.  For...

The architecture autonomous commerce forgot

Donald Kossmann – Chief Technology Officer, Chargebacks911 There is a...

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