Future of Finance (2023)

Why ‘digital-first’ should not mean ‘digital-only’

From left to right: Lawrence Goh, chief operating officer and head of group infrastructure platform services, group technology and operations, UOB; Tancy Tan, chief operating officer, HSBC Singapore; Lim Khiang Tong, group chief operating officer, OCBC; Ben Tan, chief corporate development officer and chief distribution officer, Prudential Singapore; and Han Kwee Juan, Singapore country head and acting chief information officer, DBS Bank.

Driving personalisation and productivity with AI

Digital assets to improve capital market liquidity, banking efficiency
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Digital assets to improve capital market liquidity, banking efficiency

Prudential: Digital-first, not digital-only, to drive greater value in insurance
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Prudential: Digital-first, not digital-only, to drive greater value in insurance

Generative AI, the buddy that OCBC taps to deliver better experiences for customers and employees
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Generative AI, the buddy that OCBC taps to deliver better experiences for customers and employees

What it takes for new economy businesses to thrive
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What it takes for new economy businesses to thrive

How DBS' 'phy-gital' model can ease Singapore's looming retirement crisis
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How DBS' 'phy-gital' model can ease Singapore's looming retirement crisis

As cloud computing, open APIs and embedded finance reach an inflection point, their intersection with emerging technologies such as blockchain, AI and quantum computing will create a digital Big Bang, which will change financial services beyond recognition

For financial services, the digital revolution is just beginning

Richard Lowe is UOB’s group chief data officer.

Innovating responsibly in banking

 A 2022 study by the Life Insurance Association (LIA) found that Singapore has a S$373 billion mortality protection gap and S$579 billion critical illness protection gap.

Software ate the world, now it’s generative AI’s time to byte