The trends that defined WealthTech in 2024 – Was it a good year for...
As the first week of 2025 comes to an end, FinTech Global sat down with several WealthTech industry experts to get their thoughts on how the sector fared in 2024. Was it a good year for the sector, what were the standout trends and how did companies find the market? These were the main questions posed to our interviewees.
How impactful has open banking been to WealthTech?
It has nearly been a decade since the EU launched its open banking rules, but has open banking lived up to its potential?
Inside FullCircl’s rise through the RegTech ranks
In a whirlwind twelve months, London-based RegTech firm FullCircl has gone from strength to strength. Starting the period by acquiring W2 Global Data, the...
How Ushur is revolutionising AI innovation with robust risk management and compliance
As companies across the financial services landscape seek to expand their offerings with advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI (GenAI), how can they...
How can technology help wealth management firms improve onboarding?
As more companies in the financial services sector adopt cutting-edge technology, customers have an increased expectation of what their financial providers should be able to do. If a company cannot complete tasks promptly or lacks essential capabilities, customers are likely to seek a new provider.
Five Sigma’s AI adjuster Clive is transforming claims management
Five Sigma was founded in 2017 to leverage insurance data with deep tech. Oded Barak, Co-founder and CEO, and his partners in Five Sigma...
How agentic AI will transform InsurTech in 2025
The insurance sector is currently faced with a pressing need to enhance accuracy in risk assessment, streamline claims verification, and personalise coverage to meet...
Are firms prepared for greater ESG regulatory requirements?
It is now rare for a week to pass without at least one regulator issuing new guidance or updates related to environmental, social, and governance (ESG).
What do financial services companies need to know about carbon accounting?
Carbon accounting is a method of calculating the amount of greenhouse gases (GHGs) an organisation emits, whether it is directly or indirectly. Through this, companies are better placed to understand the climate impact and establish goals on how they can reduce it. As the number of ESG regulations continues to increase, carbon accounting could become an increasingly vital part of meeting compliance.
Wealth firms risk billions as advisor attrition rises – is AI the solution?
Wealth management firms risk losing billions through advisor attrition and yet most firms are not doing enough to prevent it, according to Juan Cruz Garzón, COO and co-founder of Fligoo.













