The July issue of FinTech Magazine is now live!

By Amber Donovan-Stevens
Welcome to the July issue of FinTech Magazine! As technology evolves, so do threats to the finance sector. In our lead feature this month, Canadian We...

Welcome to the July issue of FinTech Magazine!

As technology evolves, so do threats to the finance sector. In our lead feature this month, Canadian Western Bank (CWB Financial Group)’s Chief Information Security Officer Cory Gould discusses how the bank uses cutting-edge technology to combat threats and foster growth.

“20 years ago, we were concerned with things like debit skimming… we’ve seen a significant rise in the levels of organisation, structure and sophistication of these threats,” comments Gould.

Elsewhere, Marsh Indonesia’s new CEO, Douglas Ure, following the global insurer’s acquisition of JLT. Marsh aims to help businesses survive and thrive, whether they are an Indonesian company looking to expand or an international giant hoping to gain a footprint in Indonesia.

Additionally, Avaya’s UK Managing Director for the UK and Ireland, Ioan MacRae, discusses how the technology solutions provider powers the digital transformations of finance giants – and says change doesn’t have to happen all at once. “My advice to any big financial institution is to have conversations with your vendors and partners, understand what can be done today relatively quickly and easily, as well as looking at the long-term plan,” he comments.

Don’t forget to check out our other exclusive reports on United Cooperative Assurance, Barclays Bank Mauritius and Cashco Financial.

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