Why indó’s founders aim to create “the least powerful bank in the world”
On the back of closing a €1m seed round, Icelandic challenger bank indó is almost ready to go live.
How Akur8 is filling the gap in pricing automation
The insurance space has been a hotbed of innovation over the past few years, but pricing might have been left out.
The coronavirus represents a “return to chaos” that could benefit FinTech companies
COVID-19 has plunged financial markets into chaos, but the pandemic also represents both challenges and opportunities for FinTech companies as they adjust to a whole new reality.
Is the appeal of data analytics wearing off?
Despite the hype around big data and data analytics, questions are placed on if it has it even come close to living up to the potential placed upon it.
How NaviPlan is helping advisors improve financial planning
Too many people still do not have a financial plan in place and are unaware of how vital it is for themselves and their families, according to Angela Pecoraro, CEO of financial software developer Advicent.
Why financial institutions can become the leaders of digital investing
There is little room in the market for standalone investment management services, Nucoro COO Nikolai Hack told FinTech Global.
Why Robo-advisers are still in the Stone Age
Robo-advisers have been a major point of discussion in recent years. However, Embark Group CEO Phil Smith believes we’re not even out of the “stone age” of them yet.
Will cybersecurity remain the biggest RegTech sector in the world?
No other RegTech sector has attracted as much investment as cybersecurity companies – and it doesn’t seem like that’s going to change anytime soon.
Is Swedish RegTech finally coming into its own?
Sweden’s RegTech scene has been slow to emerge. While its starting to wake up, it still has many challenges to overcome.
How the UK is still appealing to investors despite Brexit
Ever since the UK voted to leave Europe in 2016, there has been a cloud of uncertainty on the FinTech market. Most discussions painted it as doom and gloom, but the amount of capital still being deployed to the country’s FinTechs, suggests things might be fine.