The 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 MoreSarah Biller dives into what we can expect from this year's Boston Fintech Week.
Read MoreGabriel Grisham, Senior VP at PayQuicker, dives into how new instant payment technology is disrupting the payment ecosystem.
Read MoreMany 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.
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 MoreWalt Granville, head of growth at Everyware, dives into the importance of growth-oriented fintech companies in providing high-quality support.
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.
Read MoreWill Sowell, divisional president of banking as a service at Pathward, uncovers opportunities in the embedded finance market.
Read MoreMichael Dunlop, VP of sales at Rokt, looks at how companies can use first-party data for contextually-relevant customer offers.
Read MoreNandan Sheth, CEO of Splitit dives into why merchants may prefer card-linked installments over BNPL.
Read MorePeter Torrente, U.S. sector leader for KPMG’s banking and capital markets practice, discusses the next era of digital banking.
Read MoreJennifer Taylor, president of Plaid, discusses her role amid a shifting consumer and regulatory environment.
Read MoreJohn Lin, principal at F-Prime Capital, and Zoey Tang dive into F-Prime’s 2024 State of Fintech report and uncover what effect AI is having in the finance industry, concentrating on the public companies that make up the F-Prime Fintech Index.
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