In this special section of The London Times, published Sept. 19, an international group of business writers and noted financial industry thought leaders had a go at unpacking the most interesting developments and challenges in the wide world of fintech—all with the goal of predicting the future of payments.
Galileo is sharing the insights of this diverse group, including our own CEO Clay Wilkes (page 7, “Riding high with unicorns”), to expand our understanding of payments beyond the four walls of our individual businesses. So, if you’ve ever wondered whose population is the leading adopter of fintech, whether spending money can buy you happiness or how to differentiate in an age of commoditization, these 24 pages are a treasure trove of knowledge and opinion.
Enjoy this great read compliments of Galileo!
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Banks Are Asking the Wrong Questions About Core Modernization
In the early 2000s, Netflix offered Blockbuster an opportunity to integrate its online DVD rental model for $50 million. Blockbuster, bullish on its retail dominance, dismissed the offer, scoffing at the idea that digital and mail-based rentals could compete with its physical footprint. Blockbuster became a relic, while Netflix grew into a $433 billion global company.
Choosing the Best Banking Option Isn’t Always Easy
Choosing the right banking option can be complex, with consumers weighing features like fees, accessibility and digital tools across traditional banks, credit unions, online banks and fintech firms.
Banks Need to Predict Customer Experience to Combat Fraud
Forget everything you knew about fraud and fraudsters. Financial institutions must grapple with the dual challenge of countering increasingly sophisticated fraud attacks as fraudsters harness artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies. The flip side is ensuring that the customer experience is seamless through the entire journey with the bank.
Relationship Fragmentation is Killing Loyalty: How Should Banks Respond?
Banks have long believed that delivering core banking services inevitably leads to ownership of their customers' full financial needs. That's becoming a dangerous myth, according to a new report on emerging consumer behaviors across multiple generations.
SoFi Wants Tech Platform to Be AWS of Financial Services
SoFi Technologies’ leadership wants the company to become the “Amazon Web Services” (AWS) of FinTech. What that means is a lot of investment into technology and digital product innovation. The company’s latest quarterly earnings results released Tuesday (July 30) revealed good progress on that front, and showed that a lot can change in a year.
