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Andy White, Capital Market CIO Outlook
Tech-influenced wealth managers actively adopt blockchain-based applications to take advantage of features like token systems, smart contracts, encrypted value assignment, and more and deliver world-class wealth management services.
Safwan Zaheer, Director, Financial Services Digital & Head of FinTech, KPMG, USA
Bank Chief Information Officers (CIOs) have a tough balancing act on their hands. They have to help the bank become digital to serve new needs of its digital customers and at the same time prevent placing burden on existing IT and operations
Roger Hu, Partner, Financial Markets & Wealth Management Leader, IBM Global Business Services
As investors recover from the recent financial crisis, the individualized need for wealth management has never been more acute. Gone are the days when pension plans or social security provided assurance for retirement.
Robert Savage, CEO, CCTrack Solutions
What we have found is that technology is necessary to fill the gaps in risk management in FX portfolios, as diversification of risks is not enough.
Mark Palmer, SVP of Engineering and General Manager, TIBCO Software
Why? The proliferation of data in motion has led to a complete transformation of operating procedure in many industries, but especially in financial services.
Andy White, CapitalMarkets CIO Outlook
With technology's aid and proactive strategies, bankers and capital managers yield higher productivity and added value, while promoting sustainable and inclusive development.
Eric W. Conner, Chief Information Officer & EVP, Univest Financial Corporation
Technology developments impact the banking industry without ceasing. Some of these developments are obvious to anyone who has owned a deposit account for the last 10 years or more.
Mary Kotch, EVP & Global CIO
The ‘logic’ of contract creation and execution can be largely automated through the magic of Blockchain.
Andy White, CapitalMarkets CIO Outlook
Using AI-powered data analytics or predictive analytics, organizations can develop personalized training programs, aligning them with different employees’ learning patterns and needs, and create a better outcome in employee engagement.
Peter Caiazzi, Managing Director of TAS USA
New services are bringing forth many innovative products that banks, merchants and sales distribution channel partners have been seeking to stimulate creativity.
Chris Isaacson, EVP & Global CIO, BATS Global Markets
The benefits of cloud computing for the capital markets sector are the same as for other industries, largely the ubiquity of data availability at scale and minimal cost to all constituents. We use it for some internal and external functions involving HR, sales and our boards.
