10 things I learned at the Future of Finance Summit in Singapore

10 things I learned at the Future of Finance Summit in Singapore

1 - Don’t say the F word. 

No not that word. Fintech. The Founder of The Asian Banker, Emmanuel Daniel, drove this point home by holding up a jar during his opening speech on the first day of the event demanding a person pay S$1 each time they said the f word. 

 The point he seemed to be making is that we have come to use fintech so loosely that it has lost its meaning. Fintech is short for financial technology and it’s so broad and all encompassing that we, especially in financial services, lose sight of the gravity of the digital transformation happening before our eyes.

He stressed the new power of the consumer demanding friction-less financial services in many different verticals including payments, lending and investing. He left the audience with a somber warning that the banks that become leaders in the digital economy will survive and the ones that don’t will die within the next 20 years.

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A new guide produced by The Paypers explores the evolving world of transaction banking, B2B payments, supply chain finance & e-invoicing market

By downloading the 2017 Guide, you will learn:

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Last Thursday we had the privilege of hosting 30 senior banking executives at our quarterly FinTech Talks dinner event. The event theme was Trust, Transaction Monitoring and AML for financial messaging, and Keith Furst, a financial crime expert with experience at leading European and American financial institutions flew in from New York to headline the discussion. 

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