Gen Z is reshaping digital payments, turning gift cards into flexible financial tools for budgeting, rewards, and everyday spending in a changing consumer economy.
As crypto regulation evolves, established institutions, fintechs, and policymakers are shaping digital asset frameworks that may drive adoption while testing innovation and competition.
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Learn ERP integration strategies that help finance leaders build scalable infrastructure, streamline AP, and gain real-time insights.
More data has not improved retail investing results. This article explores how AI-driven fintech tools can add context, strategy, and education to close the financial literacy gap.
As banks and fintechs adopt AI, compliance remains cautious. Trust, accountability, and human judgment still define how artificial intelligence is used in financial regulation.
Katharine Wooller, Chief Strategist, Financial Services, Softcat plc poses a question which potentially has a myriad of answers!
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The Federal Reserve has ended its special oversight program for banks’ crypto and fintech activities, shifting supervision back to standard processes and easing the path for innovation.
In digital finance, trust and compliance are becoming the true drivers of scale. An op-ed by Brickken CEO Edwin Mata examines why regulation is shaping the sector’s next phase.
Mobile compliance failures in finance are costing firms an average of $232,000 each year due to false positives, wasted investigations, and ineffective oversight. New research from MirrorWeb highlights the operational and financial impact.
Banks are investing heavily in AI, but many still struggle to scale it. Understanding and verifying employee skills is becoming central to turning AI investment into real operational value.
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Crypto values remain strong in 2025 as regulatory changes, including the Genius Act and potential 401K reforms, boost confidence in Bitcoin, Ethereum, and the wider digital asset market.
Customer conversations are becoming a key strategic resource. Michael Hutchison discusses the growing importance of real-time intelligence in shaping modern customer experience.
Gen Z is redefining personal finance with digital wallets, UPI payments, BNPL services, and a demand for fast, transparent money management. Learn how this generation’s habits are reshaping the future of spending and financial behavior.
Global regulators are tightening their focus on fintech startups. Learn why increased scrutiny could reshape compliance, innovation, and the future of financial technology.
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Corporate bitcoin treasuries are moving from niche to mainstream, with public companies outpacing ETFs in adoption and reshaping how finance teams manage risk and value storage.
Smartwatches are transforming on-the-go crypto trading, offering wallet access, real-time alerts, secure transactions and instant market decisions directly from the wrist.
A clear look at why decentralized finance remains difficult for everyday users, and how better usability could unlock its original vision of open, accessible crypto finance.
Anna Kooi explains how the Omnibus Banking and Business Bill could reshape crypto regulation, compliance, bank–fintech partnerships, and strategic priorities across U.S. financial services.
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A clear guide to blockchain’s layered architecture — from Layer 0 infrastructure to Layer 3 applications — explaining how each layer works and why it matters for crypto’s future.
Elias Apel, CEO of Lucanet, sheds light on the critical factors for international expansion in financial software, including market complexity, M&A insights, and the evolving role of CFOs.
Amazon’s AI success with Rufus stems from unified, high-quality data — a foundation most enterprises lack. Ronen Schwartz of K2view explains why scalable AI in customer experience depends on integration, governance and real-time context.
“Financial institutions that rely solely on LLMs remain reactive, but those that integrate agents and a context catalog gain proactivity, efficiency, and insight at scale,” writes Alexander Walsh, Co-Founder and CEO of Oraion
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In an industry defined by agility, compliance, and razor-thin margins, financial institutions are under more pressure than ever to rethink how they operate.
AI is reshaping debt collection through predictive modeling, conversational tools, and automated workflows, offering lenders more efficient and respectful recovery when applied responsibly.
UK fintech leaders Revolut and Starling aim to acquire U.S. banks, challenging regulators to embrace competition and modernization in American banking.