Technology talent: United Kingdom needs immigration reform
Brexit puts UK’s position as one of the world’s leading centres for fintech, finance, digital innovation, and AI under threat...
Category : September-October 2019 Issue
Brazil’s rigid banking system starts dallying with fintech startups
Brazil’s famously closed financial system is ready for change with an open attitude to innovation...
UAE leads AI-led digital transformation in the Middle East
AI is expected to contribute 14 percent of UAE’s 2030 GDP...
Solid finances drives Bayt El Khebra’s growth in Egypt
With a commanding leadership in Egypt’s financial services market, Bayt El Khebra eyes overseas opportunities...
Emerging markets Green Bonds: Raising the profile
How do you sell the value proposition of Green Bonds in the emerging markets to balance infrastructure financing and environmental safeguards?...
5G implementation strategy critical to Russia’s ‘Digital Economy’
Persistent absence of n78 spectrum allocation required to support 5G is a challenge...
Technology uptake drives African logistics innovation
African logistics companies are driving innovation using drones, mobile phone apps, and blockchain...
How does Brexit impact UK’s fintech companies?
A smooth landing is essential for the UK’s fintech sector after Brexit, if the UK has to retain its edge as a top financial services centre in Europe...
Fintech startups play a key role in Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030
With regulatory, infrastructural, and talent challenges getting resolved, Saudi Arabia might be on the cusp of a fintech revolution...