Mobile is clearly the future of financial services in Nigeria. It is faster to drive financial inclusion and a cashless policy via mobile payments
An increasing reliance on mobile payment technology is helping propagate start ups and investment in Nigeria.
Source: Nigeria Strengthening Fintech Space With Investments in Mobile Payments | Finance Magnates
The newly launched BHIM app, based on Aadhaar, will soon enable payment authentication through fingerprint.
Source: Your thumb is your bank now- The New Indian Express
The surge of fintech services is a growing headache for traditional banks which have been left far behind
Source: China going cashless thanks to fintech boom | Asia Times
In 2015, professional services firm EY described the UK as the most fintech-friendly country, with industry employing over 61,000 people and generating £6.6bn in revenues. This year, the UK fintech sector is still disruptive and determined as ever before. But as we move into 2017, it’s important to know the major issues and challenges facing […]
Source: Issues and Challenges in UK Fintech Market | TechBullion
The Nigerian Fintech Landscape is rapidly growing and has the potential to become one of the most significant leaders in Africa’s fintech innovation.
Source: The Nigerian Fintech Lanscape – A Growing Opprtunity
Lagos the commercial capital of Nigeria is set to host a convergence of Finance and Technology industry leaders from over 40 African countries for the 2017 CashlessAfrica Expo, to deliberate on “The future of finance” at the Lagos Oriental Hotel, March 22 – 23, 2017. The CashlessAfrica conference is a platform for financial services supply
Source: Africa’s FinTech Leaders to Converge in Lagos over Future of Finance – Footprint to Africa
Even though UK banks are set to close hundreds of branches in 2017, the banks are investing millions in new formats, including buildings with pleasant aromas.
Source: Branch banking takes on a new fragrance for 2017 – BBC News
In this article, Let’s Talk Payments provides insights on the increasing importance of mobile-focused and instant service delivery in the financial world.
Source: The Future of Financial Services is Mobile and Instant | Let’s Talk Payments
