Money 20/20 headliners: AI, open finance and fraud
/Dan Latimore, Chief Research Officer of The FR, assesses the issues garnering the most attention, and which ones fell off this year.
Read MoreDan Latimore, Chief Research Officer of The FR, assesses the issues garnering the most attention, and which ones fell off this year.
Read MorePeter Piatetsky, President of Castellum.AI, sat down with the FR’s Chief Research Officer Dan Latimore to discuss the best use cases for AI to help combat financial crime.
Read MoreAlex Lazarow, author, speaker, and global venture capitalist dives into how top companies are shaping the future of financial technology.
Read MoreAs we approach Money 20/20 starting this weekend, it’s important to reflect on the sentiment that fintech is dead. According to Matt Ober, the transition of AI is reshaping the very nature of finance.
Read MoreCarey Ransom, managing director at BankTech Ventures, explores how tech-driven business models could foster efficiency in banking.
Read MoreBrian Wallheimer, editor-in-chief of Financial Planning, sat down with Caliber Corporate Advisers CEO Grace Keith Rodriguez to discuss the upcoming ADVISE AI conference in Las Vegas.
Read MoreThe FR’s editors recently sat down with Dan Latimore to get his insights on the state of generative AI in banking.
Read MoreAI-powered recommendation engines and computer vision technologies offer real-time, precise analytics and generative AI further extends these capabilities by facilitating the creation of new content and designs with ease. But is it all just a hype? Tiffine Wang, an investment partner at MS&AD Ventures, dives into this question.
Read MoreChristian Widhalm, CEO of Bloom Credit, argues the consumer credit reporting system is in need of a makeover as consumers increasingly use alternative lending products.
Read MoreVall Herard, the CEO of Saifr, shares how augmenting human expertise with machine precision allows advanced AI to dramatically boost the efficacy, efficiency, and scale of AML and KYC solutions.
Read MoreThe intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and financial services is a hot topic, but raises questions about ethics. Vikas Raj and Alex Lazarow dive into the fairness, ethics, and the regulation of using AI in the provision of core financial services.
Read MoreJim 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.
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.
Read MoreMatt Ober, general partner at Social Leverage answers a few key questions in regards to AI. What does the future of expert networks look like? Can we use AI? But what about an expert network? Do we really need humans interviewing humans?
Read MoreThe on-site payment fan experience has continued to evolve with consumer habits. Rob Cameron, global head of acceptance solutions at Visa, answers three questions about digital payments at this year’s Olympics and its impact on the customer experience.
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