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How next-generation technologies are transforming governance, risk and compliance

Insights on Business

Today, governance, risk and compliance (GRC) is being transformed by not only rapidly-evolving regulatory standards and growing costs of non-compliance, but also by the clear and present need for greater GRC adoption/engagement – by the first line of defense – while delivering added value by empowering business users.

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Banking for the Digital Generation: Attracting & Retaining Millennials

NCR

Wharton FinTech , the first student led FinTech initiative, has published two white papers on Millennials’ relationship with banks ( June 2015 and May 2016 ). Technology, with an emphasis on Mobile. Millennials trust technology for their financial transactions more than any previous generation.

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FinovateSpring 2016 Live Blog – Day 2

William Mills

Race Data brought bank client on stage who is thrilled with the product, he also states that the technology gives context to bank call center employees as well. ^KT. Diana Chin (HR & Operations). Katerina Frolovicheva (MD, Technologies Innovations). This certainly adds a lot of technological capacity to the community bank.

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Finovate Fall 2016 Live Blog – Day 1

William Mills

Their technology is basically a card with a built in computer that lets the holder to change a credit card to a different type of credit card, or perhaps even a debit card. Perhaps there is a big bank in Canada that has embraced their technology. operation of Russian-based company. I think cards from Dynamics ARE big in Canada.

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37 Corporate Innovation Labs In Finance

CB Insights

DBS launched its Singapore innovation lab to break out of its “traditional banking mindset to think, behave, and deliver more like a technology company,” according to Neal Cross, chief innovation officer. DBS leaders expect to see more than 5,000 people actively innovating DBS’ services and operations at DAX each year.