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Visa & Standard Bank Launch Grant to Help African Women Grow Their Businesses
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How Bankingly is Transforming Africa’s Fintech Industry with Simple, Smart Solutions
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Standard Bank Boosts its Shari’ah Banking with AWS Technology
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“Dire Implications” for Financial Services Unwilling to Digitise, says Standard Bank
Image sourced from Regent Lighting. Digitisation is driving the convergence of industries across the globe resulting in traditional financial services groups contending with a range of new competitors, says one of SA’s big four banks – Standard Bank. According to the findings of a report by world-renowned platform economy expert Sangeet Paul Choudary and Standard Bank’s Wholesale Clients Digital unit, the implications could be dire for financial services organisations that are unwilling to adapt their strategies in these changing times. Standard Bank’s newly released paper, titled The Power of the Platform Economy for Financial Services, looks at the fast-growing platform economy, in which value-creating interactions are facilitated by digital intermediaries. It unpacks the new opportuniti...
