FULL OVERVIEW
Banking was one of the first industries to embrace disruption and benefit from digital transformation. Today, technology is continuing to reshape the sector. With digitally-driven innovations raising customer expectations, the quickening pace of technological change has emerged as the most creative force in the financial services ecosystem today. Investing in technology, such as mobile banking, adaptive security, AI, and workload automation, is now a necessity to staying competitive in a continuously overcrowded playing field.
However, with economic uncertainty on the horizon, businesses must identify where their technology priorities and investments need to be placed as the world looks ahead to a very different future. These crucial decisions fall to C-level executives; do they focus on an increase in automation, a reduction in labour or a reduction in services and processes to maintain a competitive balance sheet? Will the Financial Services sector see a decrease in costly digital innovations or will new agile innovations provide a solution to the incoming financial crisis?
The Financial Times, in partnership with BMC, is delighted to host this webinar, looking at how technology has transformed financial services, how the sector has responded to the COVID-19 crisis and how innovation is impacted as a result.
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