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The future of online mortgage application
by Dr. Péter Rónay | April 5, 2022 | 15
Read moreFor many, owning a home would remain a dream forever if mortgages didn’t exist. For millions of people, one of the first steps to home ownership is taking out a mortgage loan – but it’s often a bumpy road to getting there.
Financial Scene of Ukraine
by Dr Andras Rung | January 19, 2022 | 19
Read moreWhat makes Ukraine exceptional among other countries in Europe? There are thousands of reasons for that, among them – a unique financial scene which we are about to uncover together. Overview of a Ukrainian Fintech ecosystem Let’s face the truth: Fintech advancement’s pace in Ukraine has been quite moderate, which mostly contributes to outdated regulations on the governmental level, lack of capital and investment, slow acceptance of innovation and low personal income among the population.
The Danish Fintech Scene – Trust, Design, and something much more
by Harlan Cockburn | August 31, 2021 | 22
Read moreAbout halfway through our conversation I have to ask Sarah Millerton to repeat something, because I figure I must have misheard. Surely she didn’t say, ‘When we go out on our Fintech boat’? Or was that some kind of metaphor? Well, no actually, the Head of Relations and Global Events for Copenhagen Fintech was talking about a real boat, as if no self-respecting Fintech organization would be without one.
Will it be enough to upgrade Revolut in the age of hyper-personalisation?
by Réka Almay | August 17, 2021 | 9
Read moreRevolut has come a long way in its relatively short, six year-long career. Launched in 2015, the startup had reached unicorn status by 2018 (the term given to startups with a valuation of at least $1 billion) and now has more than 15 million customers – and is still going strong.
The Czech Fintech Scene – innovation and ingenuity
by Harlan Cockburn | August 3, 2021 | 18
Read moreWhen I meet Ivan Dovica online I’m in a warm home office. He on the other hand looks like an arctic explorer, wrapped up against a howling wind as he walks home at the end of the working day.
Big Banks aren’t waiting idly, Digital banking in The Netherlands – part 2
by Csilla Herendy | July 20, 2021 | 18
Read moreOur previous blog post was about the modern services and UX solutions of Bunq, one of the most innovative Dutch financial companies. This article looks at the opportunities for incumbent providers in the market, large banks that have grown to their current size over decades/centuries for a reason.
Is there a future for banking interfaces? Here’s why not.
by Dr Andras Rung | April 27, 2021 | 10
Read moreThe title of this blog post may sound a bit strange at first, because it is meant to be “bombastic”. Of course, an experienced reader will know that there will be some twist to make it out that, although there isn’t one, there is one.
The Fintech Scene in Belgium
by Harlan Cockburn | December 15, 2020 | 20
Read moreBelgium: a safe, secure country, where commerce has flourished for centuries. A country at the center of European activity, home of the European Commission and the Council of the European Union, and bordered by Germany, France, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.
How chatbots improve user experience in online banking
by Veronica Torresin | February 7, 2019 | 6
Read moreIn the recent years, chatbots have evolved and improved significantly and penetrated areas where customer focus has a strategic importance, such as banking. In this article, we are going to present the main reasons behind the broader adoption of chatbot services from a customers’ as well as banks’ point of views.
Raiffeisen mobile banking app, a nice try
by Dr Andras Rung | March 27, 2012 | 3
Read moreToday, a large company without a mobile page or application is embarrassing. Raiffeisen might as well felt the shame so the Raiffeisen mobile banking app was born.
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