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Recap of Money 20/20 USA 2023 and 10 Banking Thoughts

South State Correspondent

As can be seen, the conference largely revolved around payments, artificial intelligence, fintech partnerships/management, regulation, and fraud/identity in its various forms. The topics were perfect, and there were some great case studies, but the substance was standard, bordering on underwhelming.

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Navigating China’s New Regulatory Terrain

PYMNTS

Back then, FinTechs asked for forgiveness instead of permission, rushing headlong into markets, disrupting them and operating in newly invented spheres of finance that regulators barely understood. The debate around data privacy is getting a new boost as discussions of open banking get real. Now, they’re laying down the law.

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Conference Alert: New Fintech Event to Focus on AI (duh!)

Fintech Labs Insights

In the fintech space, only Fintech Meetup , launched in 2021, has reached critical mass this decade. Last week’s event in Las Vegas attracted a self-reported 4,000 attendees and was the talk of the fintech pods and Substacks the last few weeks. The pandemic slowed the introduction of new events.

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A brand new Clearing Bank for Britain

Chris Skinner

The smaller banks, credit unions, building societies and FinTech start-ups therefore must rely on just these four banks to get their services through the system and, if those big banks want to play hard-ball, then you just have to roll-over and comply.

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The five key levers for radical transformation in financial services for digital success

Insights on Business

On the horizon, a mighty storm is brewing between global macroeconomic uncertainty, waning effectiveness of the quantitative easing programs, new competition from startups and other industries, more sophisticated, demanding customers and increased government regulations. Promoting better cross-sell/up-sell/referral business streams.

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GAFA have already opened banks … just not in America

Chris Skinner

The rumour goes something like: are you not surprised that banks grow into big beasts, as it’s government supported? Governments want banks to be big and regulated, because governments can then access the data the bank is keeping about their clients. I heard a rumour the other day.

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#GAFA, #BAT and #BBVA

Chris Skinner

I spotted two stories about BBVA that appeared yesterday. The first was in the Financial Times with BBVA Chairman Francisco Gonzalez asking the G20 to take action against the big internet firms, saying “authorities [need] to bring order to this massive change” that could “pose risks to financial stability”.