Financial markets

Could RegTech save the banking industry?

Great guest post by Jason boud Startup CEO @enterprisebe, Advisor @Vis_io @clarifyio #FinTech Mentor/Investor @clausematch@cutover @sbcFinTech@FinTechLabLDN @01Ventures@techstars #RegTech see more by him for…

9 years ago

Fintech insights with John Waupsh, author of Bankruption

By @SimonCocking. Interview with John Waupsh Fintech author, speaker, builder @Kasasa | Bankruption  | Next Money Austin lead | Bank Innovation mentor. He…

9 years ago

Salvatore Moccia, reflecting on the future of Fintech and Insurtech companies, at the Fintech Conference 2017

By @SimonCocking, interview with Salvatore Moccia Professor of strategic Management. Author, Keynote speaker. Always living my life with good humor What's your background…

9 years ago

Ireland’s FinTech Future

Great guest post by Head of Innovation at Leveris, Conor McAleavey  . See more about them here. http://irishtechnews.ie/business-showcase-leveris/ Although ‘Financial Technology’…

9 years ago

Will Fintech see more regulation in 2017?

Interesting guest post by Evan O’Gorman from Dublin Tech Summit, coming up February 15th / 16th, where we will be moderating the…

9 years ago

Do you have something to say about Fintech? Pitch your idea for the 2017 Fintech books, Susanne Chishti explains more

By @SimonCocking. Great interview with Susanne Chishti CEO @FINTECHcircle@FINTECHTours, Co-Founder @TheFINTECHBook@WealthTECHBook @InsurTECH_Book & FINTECH Circle Innovate @FTCinnovate Conference Speaker What is your background…

9 years ago

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