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I’ve been flying around a bit and was lucky enough to find myself onstage the other day, chairing the Ant FinancialTechnology Forum at Money20/20 Singapore.
Here’s what they published: ‘The clock is ticking for Pakistan’s legacy banks,’ Chris Skinner, global fintech expert An independent commentator on financial markets and fintech through his blog, the Finanser.com, Chris Skinner is one of the biggest names in fintech today. Below are edited transcripts of the transcription.
After studying law at Oxford, he went back to business and is now Co-Founder and CEO of digitalbank Monzo. And it gave me this grounding in how money works, how FinTech, financialtechnology works, and sort of, how money moves around the world…I worked for a dating website for a year, after I left GoCardless, which was amazing fun.
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William Mills Agency will be live blogging at Finovate Fall 2016. Specializes in digitalbanking platform. Atlanta-based William Mills Agency is North America’s largest public relations and marketing firm in financialtechnology. Check back for new updates throughout the day. William Mills and K.T.
My engagements with a number of global banks of various sizes over the past several months have been on one common agenda. What should be their strategy for DigitalBanking transformation? In my next blog I plan to go deeper on the architecture model for next generation banking.
Many years ago, a friend asked me why I wanted our firm to specialize in the financial and financialtechnology industries. I said, “George, as long as people use money, financial institutions will always be around, and they are going to need the best technology to serve their customers.”.
My engagements with a number of global banks of various sizes over the past several months have been on one common agenda. What should be their strategy for DigitalBanking transformation? In my next blog I plan to go deeper on the architecture model for next generation banking.
My engagements with a number of global banks of various sizes over the past several months have been on one common agenda. What should be their strategy for DigitalBanking transformation and what they can learn from FinTech innovation? In my next blog I plan to go deeper on the architecture model for next generation banking.
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