Fintech is reaching a tipping point amid rumors that the industry is losing its luster. We’ve seen reports of declining valuations, failed sales, staff layoffs and hiring freezes as companies struggle to raise new capital. Some fintech companies closed abruptly, while others said goodbye before saying goodbye.
all month of january Fintech Times, We share industry predictions for 2023 and ideas for moving fintech forward in the next 12 months.
Today, we’re hearing what leaders from IBM, Trovata, Cardlay, Creditspring, and Enveil expect.
BIAN is the “Future of Banking”

The future of banking is banking history turned upside down, they say Shankar Ramamurthy BIAN Board Member and Global Managing Partner Banking and Financial Markets IBM Consulting.
Banks that used to compete on back-office efficiency are now competing on front-office customer experience, and we expect this trend to increase in 2023. AI, hybrid cloud, etc. ‘s exponential convergence of technologies has reduced operating costs and unlocked the potential of future platform-based business models.
By 2023, banks will need to adopt industry standards such as the Banking Industry Architecture Network (BIAN) to enable faster and more seamless collaboration with business partners and the ISV ecosystem.
We implemented a modern reference architecture, supported data models to facilitate the movement of information across the banking service environment, and deployed a value office and design authority mechanism to create a bridge between business and IT for critical initiatives. Aligning is key to success.Banks will also benefit from investing in talent transformation initiatives and truly embracing AI as a catalyst for change.
Winners of 2023 will leverage standards such as BIAN, exponential technology and extreme automation to gain competing advantages of superior customer experience and efficiency, while effectively reducing risk and regulatory exposure. will deal with.”
More premium APIs built by banks

Lisa Gutu Vice President of Business Development for Bank-Connected Platforms, Trovatasay we are now living in the age of the API economy.
We expect banks across Europe to release a set of corporate APIs within the next year as part of the open finance movement. It involves sharing data related to the Service.
Banks used to see PSD2 and open banking as regulatory burdens. is designed to point
Several banking groups are already adopting this strategy, offering multiple APIs for third-party and their own clients, including variable recurring payments (VRP), commercial payments and reconciliations, FX, loans, and mortgage quotes. Released the first API Marketplace with
We expect to see more pilots of premium APIs and market maturity with a clear and harmonized framework across the banking industry emerging in Europe and the US over the next year. new opportunities and better financial products for consumers, businesses and businesses.
2023 partnership is everything

Jorgen Christian JouleCEO of Spend Management comPanny card tray, Fintech partnerships are spotlighted.
he said: In addition to this, companies wishing to gain an edge will find strength in numbers and seek partnerships with complementary financial services firms to provide a strong package.
In 2022 we will SAP Conquer We provide payment cloud solutions that integrate issuers, processors and technology providers to enable end-to-end virtual card creation and reconciliation.
Business formation in the fintech sector peaked in 2018 and declined by 80% last year. will be
As the financial sector evolves, traditional banks no longer have the resources to keep up with the demands of modern banks. An influx of banks seeking fintech partnerships is set for the next few years. If traditional banks cannot keep up with fintech innovations, they will fall behind.
Fintech still has an opportunity

Fintechs across the sector say they must continue to streamline their operations in search of profitability. Neal Kadagasur Lender Co-Founder and CEO credit spring
2022 has seen a collapse in the value of key players and massive layoffs from some of the most established names in the space.There is no reason to think 2023 will change.
But technology redundancy means there is a lot of talent in the job market, so there is an opportunity for ambitious fintechs to attract the core skills they need to accelerate their growth.
Securing funding can be a challenge for many fintechs as the cost of living crisis has even affected investors. The company could have found itself ripe for investment based on the company’s foundation, but now the focus is on demonstrating a clear and profitable business model with realistic and scalable growth plans. I have.
Privacy-enhancing technology (PET) is transformative

Dr. Ellison Ann Williams, CEO and founder of a privacy-enhancing technology company Wrapdiscusses the growing importance of PETs.
Data silos and privacy perimeters continue to undermine financial institutions ability to combat criminal activity such as fraud and money laundering.
We understand that secure and private data sharing and collaboration are key enablers, so more and more these entities are leveraging technology-enabled solutions to overcome data silos at scale. Become.
Privacy-enhancing technologies (PET) have already been applied to a wide range of data usage challenges across the industry, and their use will only increase in 2023. This category, which has been around for a long time, will prove to be more sustainable by enabling banks to collaborate securely across jurisdictional and organizational boundaries.






























