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Hyperautomation in Banking & Financial services

Hyperautomation alludes to the utilization of cutting-edge innovations, for example, AI and mechanical technology process automation (RPA) to robotize manual assignments. It is basic to comprehend that hyper automation isn’t intended to replace human specialists, yet rather to coordinate them into the cycle.

Banking as a Service (BaaS) and Top Financial Services Trends to Watch Out for in 2022

The rapid wave of digital transformation set forth the transition of banks from rigorous to responsive, conventional to digitally savvy, and more receptive to change than ever before. Besides just being digitally established, they are moving fast-forward towards innovation and bringing a change in the industry practices.

RPA in finance: Is it ‘bank’able?

The question raised by most people regarding robots in banking is the unsurprising “How can you trust robots with your money?” and while we can agree to disagree that “they aren’t human” is a good answer, it advances some questions about the “new-normal” that we may soon need to acquaint ourselves with.
While RPA is growing in popularity among financial companies around the globe, we recap some of the top bargains it offers, both to banks as well as their clients.

Digital transformation in wealth management

Traditionally, the business of wealth management has been based on personal relationships and trust, as client engagement involves several individuals and manual processes. This business model has poor scalability and efficiency and the need of the hour is a next-generation operating model that is supported by Data, Analytics, and Technology.

We are currently at a juncture when the industry’s business models are getting disrupted, with digitization accelerating the change. In this article, we take a look at a few of the several drivers bringing changes to the world of wealth management.

Digital disruptions that will shape the global payments industry

Among all the industries that got shaken up by COVID-19, the payments industry is arguably the one that saw the most disruption. However, in the past six months, e-commerce, digital payments, and other online services have all registered excellent growth. The pandemic has reshaped how consumers and businesses interact with each other and this will shape the future of the payments industry. 

Here are a few of the trends that were observed during this time.

How COVID-19 is redefining the financial services industry

COVID-19 has undoubtedly had an adverse impact on the financial world. Firms are scrambling to survive this downturn by looking for new ways to generate revenue and cut costs. This has effectively reduced spending within the economy and thus, banks and other financial institutions are faced with a tough market to sell their products off.  […]