All articles by Isaac Hanson
Isaac Hanson
AI needed to tackle AI fraud – cybersecurity expert
Resitant AI CEO Martin Rehak says AI fraud is predominantly enabling a change of scale without engendering a change of scope.
As fintech develops, strategic partnerships face more granular competition
Fintechs and banks have always relied on strategic partnerships to divide risk and increase growth, but competition is heating up.
AR hype in payments sector has worn off, but marketing opportunities remain
A new report suggests that augmented reality is no longer garnering the kind of excitement it used to in the payments sector.
Industry takes: how will the EU’s AI act impact financial services?
The EU’s landmark AI act passed through parliament last week. Industry experts weigh in on what it might mean for the FS sector.
Regulators make crypto more attractive to institutions – NYU professor
Zack Michaelson, of Publicis Sapient and NYU, explains how regulation is shaping crypto and why CBDCs are attracting interest.
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Financial services firms must focus on Scope 3 to achieve net zero – report
A new report suggests that financial services providers are not paying enough attention to reporting on Scope 3 emissions.
How the EU’s crypto regulation is normalising the industry
New anti-money laundering legislation will require crypto firms to provide more oversight on transactions over €1,000.
Gathering payment licences, can X transition from social media to superapp?
Musk’s X has acquired a Utah payment licence as it continues its push to expand the social media platform’s functionality.
Signal: winners and losers of 2023 in banking & payments
Bitcoin, transfers and defi are up whilst branches, Revolut and BNPL are down in EPI’s 2023 winners and losers in FS.
Signal: bitcoin falls, but remains in a league of its own among cryptos
Although bitcoin has corrected from its surge at the start of December, it still remains at its highest for almost two years.