Say goodbye to ATMs and hello to robo-advisers
The rise of programmes, machines and robots in the financial industry is going to get bigger and faster
IN 2002, Steven Spielberg directed a sci-fi film that received not only high recognition for its writing, visuals and theme, but also generated considerable buzz in the decade that followed.
Minority Report painted a seemingly faraway and tech-saturated future that we now realise is rapidly closing in on us. Technology that once seemed like the stuff of science fiction is now changing conversations, lives and even the way people think and interact with each other.
So, let us boldly envision - what's in store for Fintech 2020?
One thing is for certain - we will have a more integrated ecosystem with the roll-out of more APIs (application programming interface) that will facilitate the sharing of data and information. From governments and traditional ba…
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