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What key technology trends will drive financial services in 2021?
With technology and digital transformation rapidly changing our industry, what does the future look like? In this episode we make predictions about key technology trends that will drive financial services in 2021.
Jonathan Middleton, Director, Technology and Digital Policy Delivery Coordination at UK Finance is joined by Teodor Blidarus, Founder and CEO of FintechOS to talk about the next era of personalisation, how customer experience will no longer be a buzzword, digital transformation journeys reaching a cross-road, no code/low code development, Bank as a Service and Central Bank Digital Currencies.
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Note: The opinions and views expressed in this series do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of UK Finance.
10.02.21
Welcome to the Future of Finance podcast from UK Finance. A series exploring the latest trends in financial services, how they are changing and how firms can equip themselves to face the challenges of tomorrow.
Through interviews and educational sessions with leading experts, our podcasts explore the constantly evolving regulatory landscape, rapid developments across technology, emerging trends and upcoming developments in our dynamic industry that influence the face of financial services in significant ways.
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