If the internet giants are the competition, are banks ready to compete?
Mid-way through #money2020 and in my fourth back-to-back chat about Fintech and leadership and core systems renewal and machine learning and and and … I am suddenly taken back to my roots. My roots are firmly in data. I guess that’s because I started in technology looking at office automation and workflow, process re-engineering and…
Four banking business models for the digital age
I spotted a lengthy, but very insightful post, on LinkedIn the other day by Ben Robinson, Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer for Temenos. I don’t usually highlight such pieces, but felt this worth replicating here, and Ben kindly agreed. Enjoy … Four banking business models for the digital age Digitization of the banking industry is…
Where is the bank’s digital vision?
It’s intriguing to find more and more banks creating digital heads. I meet them regularly, I’m the digital head of retail banking; I’m the digital head of retail business banking; I’m the digital head of the investment bank; I’m the digital head of our transaction banking business; I’m the digital head of our commercial bank;…
Who owns the customer in the internet of things?
I’ve been talking the internet of things for a while as, after all, The ValueWeb is the internet of value that underpins the internet of things. A key concept of the internet of value is how it supports your television, car, fridge, shoes, phone, computer and your partners’ and chidlrens’ things to buy and transact. …
If you want to convince the bank to change, read this blog
I was thinking about not sharing this info but hey, as you are good enough to read my blog … here’s the bottom-line on digital disruption (ed: oh no, Chris said the D-word!). There’s a slide that’s been doing the circuit for a while. It comes from Visual Capitalist, and charts the change in the world’s…
Forget GAFA, the real threat is FATBAG
I’ve blogged a few times about GAFA – Google, Apple, Facebook, Amazon – as the worrisome Gang of Four. Sure, we can worry about them, but the thing is to stop worrying and do something. Australian banks decide to stop Apple by taking them to court; British banks would rather partner with all of them;…
Next generation insurance and the future of humanity
Building on yesterday’s InsurTech theme, I remember being taught the principles of insurance some years ago. A key difference between insurance and any other business is that it is seller beware rather than buyer beware. This is why the industry is built with a principle called uberrima fides rather than caveat emptor. Uberrima fides is…