Banks still bear weight of regulation in seeking innovation
Lenders agree more must be done with data; open to collaborating with fintechs
BANKS have held back from fully exploiting data in the way that startups have, because of regulatory constraints, said participants at a Sibos 2015 panel discussion on Monday.
But fintech executives - who literally sat at the other side of the room - suggested that banks have been ineffective in finding solutions to meet increasing demands of customers.
"I haven't heard anything innovating, to be honest," said Alexander-Graubner-Muller, founder of Kreditech, a fintech that disburses loans based on Big Data credit assessment. His company was started…
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