22 February 2022
In this week’s newsletter, we discover how wealth management is going beyond the traditional asset allocation model and how exchange colocation is shifting capital market infrastructure. Looking at the insurance market, AI is streaming everyday tasks while discrepancies in reporting standards are creating technology pressures. And in Asia, the digitalisation of corporate banking continues apace, while Thailand’s digital banks await much-needed regulation.
Cutter Associates: Trends in alternative investing
Wealth managers must be prepared for changes in the traditional wealth management asset allocation model. Raising investor demand for new products and strategies is driving this change.
Celent: Capital market colocation approach
Exchange colocation gives capital market participants access to complete market information and extensive connectivity for market participants. This report highlights trends and use cases seen in the sector.
Global Data PLC: Payments trends for the year ahead
With new payments solutions being developed and adopted faster than regulatory bodies can investigate them, how can regulators catch up with payments providers in 2022?
Aite-Novarica: Intelligent decisioning in insurance
Intelligent decisioning is the ability for AI to ingest data, make a decision or determine the next best action. This can automate and streamlining everyday tasks to enhance productivity.
Chartis Research: IFRS 17 and LDTI Solutions markets
The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS 17) and Long Duration Targeted Improvements (LDTI) diverge in their respective areas of focus, despite having similar theoretical foundations. This is creating different pressures on the core technology elements.
IDC: APAC corporate banking predictions 2022
With a seismic shift in technology-led modernisation in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, corporate banks in APAC are increasingly implementing cutting-edge solutions to compete on a global scale.
Kapronasia: Thailand steps into the digital storm
The Bank of Thailand has detailed its plans to issue guidelines for digital banks by mid-2022. The branchless infrastructure of these banks should boost financial inclusion in the underbanked rural areas of the country.
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