IT 
ES 
With the UK in the midst of a long, hot summer, we wanted to take the opportunity to reflect on what has certainly been a big year for banking to date. The newspapers have been packed with stories of the fight-back against a cashless, branchless society. We attended some great events across Europe which showed
The banking industry is under incredible pressure. The rise of FinTech has created an ever increasing number of challengers, traditional methods of banking are under increased pressure to remain open (with almost 3000 UK bank branches closing their doors in the past three years) and as consumers we want to bank anytime, anywhere and in
Everyone has seen the impact of GDPR. Businesses have completely reviewed their data protection and privacy practices, and countless hours have been spent getting them up to scratch before the deadline hit. For banks though, GDPR isn’t the biggest risk to brands. This isn’t to understate its importance – banks should absolutely be taking the
The rise of the challenger banks over the past five or so years has been a cause for concern for the banking industry. A bank built for the tech generation, with the opportunity to develop a complete technological infrastructure from scratch for mobile phones and wearables, has forced traditional banks to act quickly to play
