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Derek Corcoran, Chief Experience Officer at Temenos, talks through the findings of the latest Economist report, the changes we’ve seen in the banking sector due to Covid-19, and how banks can humanize their digital interactions with customers.

Colin Walsh, Founder & CEO, Varo Bank, walks us through the bank's journey and vision, he explains what innovation means to Varo, how has technology helped them innovate, and why Temenos was the ideal partnership for this changemaker in banking.

Mick Fennell, Business Line Director – Payments, Temenos , speaks during EBAday 2020 about the impact of Covid-19 on businesses and processes, the regulatory impact, and how it has impacted deadlines for industry initiatives.

Bank customers like challenger banks for financial empowerment but worry about their security and privacy, according to an analysis by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU).

We must do more to co-ordinate and accelerate smart data says Kam Chana.

Temenos’ Infinity Engage, the Tinder-style platform made famous by Umpqua’s Go-To app, is gaining adoption among the bank’s competitors. BlueShore Financial went live with the platform last week to match customers not with dates, but with advisers through the mobile app.

Temenos welcomes over 3,000 delegates to its developer conference, SCALE, today, making it the biggest event of its kind in the banking sector

A new report by The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), sponsored by Temenos, analysed over 10 million online conversations in public forums about personal finance.

Our Future of Banking and Capital Markets special report, published in The Sunday Times, looks at society calling on banks to step up in economic recovery, how global banks are gearing up for post-Brexit, building a tier-1 bank, and more.

Using special software to comb through social media discussions, researchers at The Economist find that traditional banks enjoy solid reputations for trustworthiness, safety and being, well … boring. By contrast challenger banks and fintechs get cast in a sketchier light, but consumers crave the financial empowerment features that their accounts offer.

Privacy has become the new stealth hot-button issue—and when it comes to privacy surrounding financial information, people can be very touchy.

Temenos has spent about $1 billion acquiring technology companies in the U.S. The firm's president of the Americas talks to Tearsheet about her plans to grow the region for digital banking software.

Temenos, the banking software company, has announced that Banco de Crédito e Inversiones (BCI), Chile’s third largest bank, selected Temenos’ advanced technology to launch a new corporate bank in Peru.

Business banking hasn't always been flashy or innovative. But with the help from some industry friends, financial institutions today are looking to improve the experience for both small businesses and larger corporates.

Financial inclusion and wellbeing becomes even more important in a crisis, and the global pandemic is no different.

Varo Bank, which became the first U.S. fintech to earn a national banking license when the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) awarded it a charter last month, will soon move operations to the Temenos cloud banking platform.

The latest survey on AI from Microsoft and EY found that an unsurprising “65% of organisations in Europe expect AI to have a high or a very high impact on the core business.”

According to a recent survey by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), for Temenos, only cyber security will be a bigger primary focus for technology investment than AI in the next few years.