Banking Frontiers - March 2016
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Events Diary, Project pipeline, Compliance, News Regulator, Sa-Dhan, Operational risks, Karnataka bank, Bank of Baroda retail, Mobile wallets, Credit cards, SLBC meetings, News MFIs...
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Emphasizing cybersecurity for digital transformation
Response from IT companies has definitely changed in many ways during the pandemic times
APIs & SDKs drive embedded finance
FlexiLoans uses computer vision tech, IVRs, bots, social media assistance and workflow automation to manage 1 million documents and calls / per month:
AI & ML to drive personalized approach to automation
Manappuram Finance is also looking at the possibility of messenger bots for WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger:
Architecting the Workplace Revolution
Banking Frontiers organized a panel discussion of technology and cybersecurity experts to discuss how the cyber workplace is evolving and how to make it more secure. Participants were Deepak Sarda, GM-IT at Indian Bank, Ratan Kumar, GM at Central Bank of India, KM Reddy, CISO at Union Bank of India, Babitha BP, CISO at CSB Bank and Prajit Nair, Director Sales - End-User Computing at VMware. Manoj Agrawal, Group Editor at Banking Frontiers, moderated the discussion.
Innovation & Tech that boost CX
Dharmender Narang, Chief Customer Experience Officer at India Infoline, speaks about CX innovations and technologies:
Technology inseparable from an enterprise
Enterprises of the future will be highly technology-oriented with leaders more tech-savvy than ever:
THE RISK SENTINELS
The pandemic and lockdown have put the biggest strain ever on chief risk officers. This is the time that their systems were put to test as were they themselves. Largely, the financial community has proven itself to be capable and agile, as seen from the 16 respondents in this cover story. The CROs have also taken the opportunity to expand their knowledge frontiers to prepare for future risks. Kudos to The Sentinels.
Tie-ups for digitization to drive business growth
Karnataka Bank has set up ‘Digital Centre of Excellence’ in its quest for focus on improvement in technology, digitization and building values:
Women start-ups rising and expanding
Biggest skill gap is perceived in the areas of using technology and digital mediums for marketing and brand building:
Mexico uses blockchain to fight displacement, corruption
Mexico is one country that is enthusiastic about the power of blockchain in getting rid of several social maladies:
