
5 digital transformation challenges facing the financial services today
From lack of integration to shifting customer expectations, the industry faces many obstacles on its road to digital transformation.
From lack of integration to shifting customer expectations, the industry faces many obstacles on its road to digital transformation.
We once again join Confluent, this time to discuss the importance of event streaming in banking with real life customer examples.
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Modern banking is not just about modern technologies. It calls for a change of the way we think about technology and the future of banking as a business.
For banks, perhaps more than any other organisation, the ability to capture and process events, as they happen, and analyse them within different contexts means that they can create better customer experiences, compete with digital native challengers, cope with new regulatory requirements and minimise risk.
With event streaming, it’s not about the technology anymore and it’s not about the data. It’s about transforming the way we think and build our applications with events and context as the main drivers.
In this webinar recording, we discuss the changing landscape from traditional to contextual, event driven architectures with real-life examples of what different banks have achieved by adopting an event-streaming approach.
UK challenger bank creates connected, personalized experiences for small and medium businesses 2x faster with reusable APIs
When it comes to reaching market faster and scaling with both speed and stability, APIs have been a crucial component of many Fintechs.
In this blog (and infographic) we summarise the key takeaways from that webinar, showcasing how forward-looking banks are getting ahead of the curve with real-time streaming.
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