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In Ireland, Banking Federation Promotes FinTech Foresight

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The Banking & Payments Federation Ireland said it had established a FinTech Foresight Group — further evidence of collaborations between traditional financial institutions and tech upstarts. That series will focus on global technology trends across financial services and how FinTechs and banks can work together across those efforts.

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Top Banks Keep Ahead Of FinTechs’ Competitive Threat

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The delicate balance between bank-FinTech competition and collaboration continues to teeter in the U.S. In a market without Open Banking regulations, FinTechs continue to enter in to the market, collaborating with bank partners to offer their own financial services — which often compete directly with other financial institutions.

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Goldman Gets Green Light To Operate Bank In South Africa

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South African regulators also approved Goldman Sachs for a bank operation license as the firm strives for growth in the most liquid and sophisticated economy on the continent. Africa’s eCommerce volume is expected to reach $75 billion by 2025, and economic output in FinTech is anticipated to add $150 billion by 2022 to its GDP.

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McKinsey Bank Survey Shows 50 Percent Not Strong Enough To Survive Slump

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FinTech startups and tech giants are bringing new competition and banks risk “becoming footnotes to history” as regulations ease, making it easier for companies to offer financial services. Whereas FinTechs earmark 70 percent of budgets to advancements, legacy banks set aside only 35 percent. Amazon in the U.S.

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Goldman Joins South Africa’s Johannesburg Stock Exchange

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South African regulators also approved Goldman Sachs for a bank operation license as the firm strives for growth in the most liquid and sophisticated economy on the continent. Africa’s eCommerce volume is expected to reach $75 billion by 2025, and economic output in FinTech is anticipated to add $150 billion by 2022 to its GDP.

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Startups, Instant Payments Could Put $280B In Global Payments Revenue At Risk For Banks

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trillion global payments market with free services, banks could lose as much as $280 billion in revenue by 2025, according to an Accenture report and press release circulated on Monday (Sept. In addition to Accenture’s research, 240 bank executives across 22 countries were surveyed about their plans to capitalize on digital disruption.

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SMBs Turn To Barter To Ease Uncollected Receivables Burden

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When an organization is bearing an ever-increasing burden of outstanding accounts receivables, there are multiple sources of capital to which it can turn. This can come with a whole host of other problems, although some regulators have taken steps to broaden the scope of borrower protections to include SMBs. The Predatory Lending Trap.