Report highlights tech skills shortage
The financial services sector faces a potential shortage of skilled technologists and data analysts over the next five years, according to as recently published report.
The financial services sector faces a potential shortage of skilled technologists and data analysts over the next five years, according to as recently published report.
In the Q4 2023 report by The Council of Insurance Agents & Brokers (CIAB) on the Commercial Property/Casualty Market, premium increases have persisted for the 25th consecutive quarter, but at a slower rate. The average increase across all accounts is 7%, down from 8.1% in the previous quarter. However, there’s a noticeable increase in client negativity towards the industry.
Ripple has joined forces with Securitize on a smart contract that allows holders of BlackRock and VanEck tokenised funds to exchange their shares to Ripple for the firm’s stablecoin.
Total global investment in fintech fell from $62.3 billion across 2,287 deals in H2’23 to $51.9 billion across 2,255 deals in H1’24.
The finance sector’s decision to ape Big Tech and adopt platform business models enabled and powered by the mass acquisition and manipulation of data is creating new risks for society, warns a report from the Finance Innovation Lab.
Economic headwinds continued to affect auto origination volume in the first quarter, but affordability concerns eased in the second quarter. …
UAE-based Optasia, a AI-powered fintech, has listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) in one of the country’s biggest IPOs in recent years.
According to AM Best, the US property and casualty (P&C) industry posted a $4.1 billion net underwriting gain in the first nine months of 2024, in comparison to a $32.1 billion loss recorded in the prior year period.