Tag: Scalability

In the rapidly evolving sector of WealthTech, leading the charge in innovation is not enough; firms must also excel in delivering superior client experiences.

SaaS adoption in the financial and insurance services sectors is projected to grow significantly, reaching more than $130bn by 2027, up from $54bn in 2022.

Regnology, renowned for its cutting-edge regulatory reporting solutions, has been named the 2024 Google Cloud Industry Solution Partner of the Year in the Financial Services and Insurance sector.

In the rapidly evolving world of financial services, compliance and market dynamics are undergoing significant transformations, driven by macro trends that are reshaping the...

Integrating behaviour analytics tools within on-premises IT infrastructures offers significant benefits, mainly through customization and direct control over security measures.

Late stage FinTech funding rounds in Europe have fallen 64% to 13 deals in H1 2023 from the previous year, a significant drop compared...

The escalating complexity and volume of financial regulations have escalated the resource demand for regulatory reporting. Banks, insurance firms, and capital market companies are...

In the data-driven epoch, secure, adaptable, and scalable fraud prevention systems hold immense significance, especially for financial institutions handling sensitive data and massive amounts of money. The scalability of these systems, often overlooked, is crucial not only to handle the present volume of transactions but also to accommodate growth over the upcoming years.

In the realm of wealth management, there is an increasing preference for cloud-based portfolio management software, a shift driven by the multiple advantages these solutions present. WealthArc has outlined seven major reasons behind the rising adoption of cloud-based alternatives over traditional on-premise options.

TAINA, a leading tech firm, has made a significant stride towards simplifying life for everyone through their cloud-agnostic approach and supporting containerisation.