How banks can extract value from generative AI

How banks can extract value from generative AI

The FR’s editors recently sat down with Dan Latimore to get his insights on the state of generative AI in banking.

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What’s next for BaaS: Navigating regulatory challenges with customer-centric strategies

What’s next for BaaS: Navigating regulatory challenges with customer-centric strategies

Robust compliance, partnerships with banks and a customer-first approach should be integral to a successful BaaS strategy, writes James Simcox of Equals Money.

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How to make a BaaS program work

How to make a BaaS program work

Steve Mattus, chief investment officer at SigFig, shares best practices on how to build a scalable BaaS program.

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Fintech's small business opportunity

Fintech's small business opportunity

Many small business owners face economic pressures. Can fintech firms help ease this burden? Renata Caine, general manager of banking-as-a-service at Green Dot Bank, looks at three ways they can make a difference.

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Taking data breaches personally

Taking data breaches personally

Jim Van Dyke, Principal of innovation at TransUnion, dives into why financial institutions are uniquely suited to help consumers better respond to the risks posed by data breaches and subsequent cybercrimes that occur in their wake and how AI can help institutions fend off threats.


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Five AI use cases for banks

Five AI use cases for banks

Carey Ransom, President of Operate and the Managing Director of BankTech Ventures, shares his opinion on some key use cases banks should consider to mitigate risk as they experiment with AI.

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Why service-oriented fintechs will win the partnership race

 Why service-oriented fintechs will win the partnership race

Walt Granville, head of growth at Everyware, dives into the importance of growth-oriented fintech companies in providing high-quality support.

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How banks and payment providers can safely tap first-party data

How banks and payment providers can safely tap first-party data

Michael Dunlop, VP of sales at Rokt, looks at how companies can use first-party data for contextually-relevant customer offers.

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The next era of digital banking

The next era of digital banking

Peter Torrente, U.S. sector leader for KPMG’s banking and capital markets practice, discusses the next era of digital banking.

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3 questions with Zur Yahalom, senior vice president and head of financial services, Amdocs Americas

3 questions with Zur Yahalom, senior vice president and head of financial services, Amdocs Americas

Zur Yahalom, senior vice president and head of financial services for the Americas at Amdocs, sat down with The FR to discuss areas of attention as institutions phase out legacy technology systems.

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Industry pulse: Community bank perspectives

 Industry pulse: Community bank perspectives

Carey Ransom, an SaaS entrepreneur, executive, investor and advisor, shares his four takeaways from the recent BankTech Summit in Atlanta in May where 150 bankers, banking technology entrepreneurs and select partners discussed the future of the industry.

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Bridging the trust gap between AI and human advice

Bridging the trust gap between AI and human advice

The chorus of financial services brands that say they’re exploring the use of generative artificial intelligence to improve customer experiences keeps growing.

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Our Fragmented Banking Lives

Our Fragmented Banking Lives

As we enter a new decade, it is an opportune time to look back on how the fintech landscape has evolved over the past ten years and how it has affected banking.

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How Can Banks Best Become Digital?

How Can Banks Best Become Digital?

When it comes to embracing digital, banks often don’t know where to begin. Legacy tech infrastructure makes it hard to quickly innovate on the fly, as start-up tech firms do.

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The German Fintechs Are Coming

The German Fintechs Are Coming

Germany has one of the most robust and innovative fintech sectors in the world. A big reason is that the country has a regulatory landscape that seeks to work with and incubate start-ups, as opposed to stifling innovation. A number of German challenger banks and fintech firms have made waves over the past few years.

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