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FinTech Global recently spoke to RegTech firm Alessa to take a deeper dive into the regulatory landscape of 2024 and the strategic insights that financial firms can take away from it.

Wealth management is built on data, but the modern digital ecosystem has made it tough for firms to effectively leverage their datasets.

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) and artificial intelligence (AI) are two of the biggest trends in the finance world, but working together they can potentially transform how businesses operate.

As technology continues to expand its reach within the financial services market, many banks are looking over their shoulder at the vast litany of...

As technologically-driven solutions continue to firmly pierce the financial industry and how it runs, the need for firms to maintain compliance amongst a deluge...

Earlier this month, OpenAI unveiled its latest advancement in the world of generative AI, Sora. Unlike ChatGPT, its previous revolution in the world of generative AI, Sora allows users to build realistic videos from simple text instructions, potentially providing businesses with another tool to transform operations, such as marketing.

As AI continues its ascent as a transformative force in the business landscape, the InsurTech sector has found itself as the latest realm aiming to tap into its remarkable potential. FinTech Global recently spoke to a host of industry experts in a bid to unravel the profound impact AI is poised to have on the space. 

Due to the advent and widespread adoption of technologies such as Machine Learning (ML) and Generative AI, the InsurTech sector is expected to receive tighter boundaries when it comes to regulations in 2024. But what does that mean for the sector? FinTech Global spoke to a host of industry experts to find out.

On International Womens Day 2024, FinTech Global spoke to several key industry players in the FinTech space.

FinTech Global recently explored whether there is enough accountability and transparency related to ESG. One of the common themes was the need for standardisation within how firms handle ESG processes. However, it is hard to have a level of standardisation when opinions do not always match on the importance of ESG or countries shift their priorities.