Once Relegated as a Corporate Expense, Diversity & Inclusion is Now a Matter of Survival
Tuesday 04 August 2020
Diversity and Inclusion has become a buzzword in corporate America, on trend with phrases like “’lean in’ and ‘having a seat at the table’. No matter how well-intentioned these phrases and buzzwords are, they have done little to progress true diversity and inclusion for women, minorities, and people of colour in the workplace. If we’ve
- Published in Content, Diversity, Employment, Featured, Fintech, FinTECHTalents, Innovation, Opinion, Start-ups, Talent
What’s on at FinTECHTalents? – Series 114
Wednesday 22 July 2020
What’s on at FinTECHTalents this week?
- Published in Community, Content, Diversity, Featured, Fintech, FinTech of the Week, Fintech of the week, FinTECHTalents, Innovation, Start-ups, Video
Preparing for a New Era of Financial Wellness
Tuesday 21 July 2020
The year 2020 has felt like a lot of things for many of us, ‘the worst year ever’ among one of them, according to The Guardian. And if this year were to play a character from a Hollywood film, I’d cast her as Catwoman in 1992’s Batman Returns. To refresh your cinematic memory, Michelle Pfeiffer
- Published in Community, Content, Featured, Fintech, FinTECHTalents, Innovation, Opinion, Start-ups
The Digital Future of Wealth Management is Bright
Tuesday 14 July 2020
Prompted by smartphones, fast Wi-Fi and more recently, the COVID-19 pandemic, financial services companies are offering tailored experiences to fit the needs and interests of their target personas. Consumers expect a highly customized digital experience and wealth management is no exception. Over the last decade, wealth management has evolved from a product-centric industry geared towards
- Published in AI/Machine Learning, Community, Content, Featured, Fintech, FinTECHTalents, Innovation, Opinion
Four Ways to Rethink Social Media in the Financial Services Industry
Tuesday 07 July 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic has done more than shake up the way we live our daily lives. It’s magnified major gaps in the financial services industry, particularly how financial institutions connect, engage, and communicate with customers online through social media. Before the pandemic, banks and credit unions leveraged social media marketing to some extent. A 2019
- Published in Ageing, Community, Content, Customer Experience, Fintech, FinTECHTalents, Innovation, Opinion