Future of Payments 2018
Innovation in the payments sector is set to make cash and card look as old fashioned as bartering with livestock, and financial companies are scrambling to keep up. The Future of Payments report, published in The Times, details the sluggish progress of open banking, while China sprints ahead with highly developed mobile payment systems. From blockchain to biometrics, it explores the technological advances changing the face of how we pay, alongside comment on lingering gender inequality in the financial sector and an infographic on the battle for digital wallets
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Future of Banking 2022
The banking industry is evolving. Under threat from fintechs and challenger banks, traditional banking institutions are increasingly integrating tech-based services to stay competitive. So what's driving tech adoption and innovation in the sector? What new services are big banks trialling? And is there still room for analogue customer experiences in a digital-first world?
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Hybrid Working 2022
Remote work was imposed on the working world throughout the pandemic, but hybrid is quickly becoming the workplace norm in 2022. What should employers be aware of as the workforce makes its way back to the office on a part-time basis?
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Public Sector Technology 2022
From schools to hospitals to law enforcement, problems with outmoded, expensive, clunky technology can be found in every area of the public sector, but things are changing. Our Public Sector Technology report explores how one London local council could be the next Silicon Valley for data, how low-code is helping to ease budgeting problems and how new tech could help clean up the Metropolitan police force
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Wealth & Asset Management 2022
Wealth and asset managers are grappling with incessantly uncertain investment markets. Are there any safe bets? With inflation at a 40-year high, how can investors protect their clients' wealth, long term? How do geopolitical developments affect returns and investment strategies? And is there room for some contrarian thought on the ESG front?