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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.
A weekly look at some of the most recent and influential people moves across the global banking industry.
Only brief fixed-term mortgages are offered in the UK, leaving homeowners transfixed by the Bank of England’s every move. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
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.
Pakistan’s goal of making all banking assets sharia-compliant by 2027 remains a realistic prospect says Meezan Bank’s founding president and CEO, Irfan Siddiqui.
While the Basel IV rules are focused on risk-weighted assets and how capital is allocated, already the industry is looking to the next iteration which will most likely seek to enable real-time monitoring and oversight.
This week Liz Lumley is joined by special guest Chris Hladczuk, chief revenue officer at fintech Meow.
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.
Litigation of fraud cases is on the rise, reflecting the attractiveness of the English and Welsh courts as a venue for litigants.
The imminent presidential elections will decide which of three paths will be taken to fix the country’s ailing economy. The IMF continues — for now — to tolerate its main debtor.
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.