FINTECH Insights.

RegTech trends will add more responsibility to WealthTech and Fintech firms. Hence these firms will be extremely diligent in investing in proper allocations, and will be more wary of smaller clients.

Three initial uses for insurtech and machine learning technology that benefit insurance agents and brokers.

In evaluating RegTech initiatives, the focus has shifted from tactical to strategic, with the aim of creating lasting competitive advantage

WealthTech will face a new competitive landscape where innovation and superior user-experience will disrupt traditional wealth management.

RegTech is essential to ensuring the safety of these transactions, yet at the same time enhances the efficacy of finance and commerce in reaching underserved segments of the population.

New Insurtech tools will change insurance from financial indemnity and service transactions to a partnership.

Focusing on the structural approach to collaboration and cross-industry learning could be the key to address the growing challenges of digital disruption.

Used judiciously, entity resolution delivers on the holy grail of AI in RegTech; greater efficiency and lower costs.

With proper planning, Insurtech startups can more naturally match up with insurers’ buying cycle preferences, and win the deal.

We are witnessing the nascent signs of Fintechs empowering individuals to manage and create wealth from their Personal Digital Assets (PDAs)

The real fuel firing InsurTech’s rise is its ability to make insurance work for consumers better than it ever has before.

Those hard-working back office robots deserve equal attention from the industry and present a great opportunity for WealthTECH innovation.

The 5Cs of opportunity in life insurance are – communication, customization, connection, cognition and consensus.

The impact of the implementation of RegTech should not be underestimated, as real-time incident and workforce management software will ensure compliance and surface incidents immediately.

Explore the difference between “interface” AI and the ability to actually answer complex personal and wealth management questions.

Whichever streaming analytics technologies RegTech companies choose to adopt, it will be essential for them to incorporate a real time component into their future product offerings.

With suitable infrastructure, research and support, the growth of P2P will extend to the wealth management sector in the coming years.

A year after our UK launch I am happy to say that I think we have achieved that. We already manage more than £100m in assets and operate in three countries.