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Traditional banks continue to partner with — and sometimes acquire — financial technology companies, in order to capture access to financial innovation, alongside internal tech initiatives. As banks shrink “bricks and mortar” branch networks, digital and mobile channels have become crucial touchpoints in the retail customer relationship. Banks are turning to fintechs with expertise in KYC, AML, digital journeys, and other areas to help them onboard and serve customers securely and smoothly. Traditional banks are also working with fintech partners to implement next generation technologies such as distributed ledgers (blockchain) and AI.
Join us for a topical discussion on how fintech is reshaping the banking industry.
During this webinar we will:
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Research Analyst
Sophia Furber is a research analyst in the 451 Research Fintech research and consulting group within S&P Global Market Intelligence. Her coverage focuses on Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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Director, Desktop Business Development
Mohsin is a Director in the Desktop Business Development team at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Principal
Alina is a Principal at Oliver Wyman’s Digital Practice in London.
Chief Product Officer
Conrad Ford is Chief Product Officer at Allica Bank, which was recently named by The Times newspaper as one of the UK’s Top 20 financial technology (fintech) firms.
Chief Data Scientist
Chair of the Royal Statistical Society’s Data Science and AI Section and member of Financial Conduct Authority’s newly created Synthetic Data group, Janet started coding in 1984 and discovered a passion for technology.
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