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ARTICLE · 03 DECEMBER 2018

Global Financial Services Industry Bullish Towards Disruptive Technology But Widescale Adoption Yet To Come

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Almost two thirds (65%) of senior financial services industry decision-makers believe that so-called disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, blockchain and robotics will have a positive impact ...

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Jan Willem Van Drimmelen
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Michael Johnson
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Cliff Pearce
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Ian Rumens
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Mari Hietala-David
Mari Hietala-David
Ciara Smith
Ciara Smith
  • Two thirds of financial services executives say disruptive technologies will have a positive impact on their business
  • Only one in three firms have reached implementation stage
  • Artificial Intelligence seen as tech disruption front runner
  • 65% of senior financial services executives positive about AI
  • Roles in accounting, compliance and operations most likely to be replaced or changed

Almost two thirds (65%) of senior financial services industry decision-makers believe that so-called disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, blockchain and robotics will have a positive impact on their business in the future yet only a third (33%) say they are being deployed today.

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