When the anti-establishment becomes established, did it even exist at all?
The institutions that triumphed this year demonstrated agility in adapting to the quickly changing environment with flair and pizzazz, adeptly dealing with numerous and intertwined challenges that emerged in 2023.
Cards remain a central part of consumer payments — is that a problem?
While branch numbers in the UK have almost halved over the past decade, there are banks that still believe their future lies in the branch.
ChatGPT found its voice a year ago this month. Will it end 2023 with legs?
The 97-year-old, industry-leading publication has undergone a digital transfiguration, sporting a new website and logo. But amid the change, The Banker remains the independent and trustworthy source of financial intelligence that readers value.
How and why we teach artificial intelligence is as important as what we teach it.
While eye-wateringly large financial crime fines keep coming, banks are scrambling to improve their remediation programmes. What can institutions do to ensure the delivery of a regulatory change programme?
Social impact will eat your growth for breakfast.
Bain & Company analysis has found that technology leaders deliver higher shareholder returns and net promoter scores, as well as lower cost-to-income ratios. However, it’s not as simple as increasing spend on tech.
Twitter opened so many doors for me and my career. It is a shame it doesn’t exist anymore.
While many banks have been paring back their FX prime brokerage (FXPB) services, hedge funds are looking to grow their FXPB relationships to access opportunities in the global market.
Technology is not bad, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn't monitor what we build with it.
Baft has updated its playbook to help respondents establish and maintain correspondent banking relationships — not an easy feat under current stringent financial crime compliance regimes.
The UK regulatory environment is trying to protect the consumer. Is it enough?
While McKinsey’s latest annual review points to a global banking industry in rude health, there are strong undercurrents emerging to disrupt its trajectory.
My ‘Women in… — never again’ streak has ended, with hopeful results.
Doing banking differently still means making a profit. But following its successful late-night rescue, what does this mean for the UK challenger bank?
The era of ‘free money’ is over — you actually need to know how to run a company now.
The multilateral development bank’s new leader has spent his first four months building bridges across the world, as well as pledging to do more to combat climate change.