On Tuesday 5 February, we hosted an event where experts in financial services and design came together to share fresh approaches to innovation and transformation.

2019 brings a new world where your voice can navigate systems seamlessly, and our mobile devices will augment reality, bringing a new fluidity to applications with increased insight and perspective on the physical world in which we live. This is the fruit of groundwork laid in 2018 with artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML), augmented reality (AR) and natural language processing (NLP).

The branch is transforming from a transactional outlet to a relationship management center. Despite trends that negate the need for branches, consumers continue to show a desire to use them. At the same time, digital disruption is forcing banks to redesign their branch models and find new ways of driving value creation.

Over the Counter (OTC) cryptocurrency trading is becoming increasingly popular across the globe. Read how it works, who the major players are, and its general pros and cons.

Imagine a bank that makes all decisions instantly, using artificial intelligence solutions and based on a combination of cumulative knowledge (big data) and real time data (fast data). This phenomenon, known as cognitive banking, will fundamentally change the way banks interact with information and customers. So, where can cognitive banking be used?

Do your cryptoasset activities fall under FCA regulation? Read Romal Almazo's latest update on the UK regulatory state-of-play to find out.

This month’s RIB highlights some of the most impactful changes of 2018 and the most important areas for financial institutions to keep in mind as we move into 2019. We delve into the critical areas for institutions to map back to their compliance management systems and corresponding policies, procedures, controls and testing environments.

The insurance industry in Asia is booming. Meanwhile, Asian consumers are becoming increasingly tech-savvy. This presents exciting opportunities for insurance companies. Read about the top five top insurtech trends they should be looking out for in 2019.

A pipeline spill can be for any number of reasons, and the answer can often be found in the data. Capco’s software and services automate the layering of disparate data, so that engineers can quickly identify the greatest and most consequential threats to the integrity of their pipelines.