Managers of Wealth Africa

Improved regulations can foster innovations

One of such laudable innovation will be to create a sandbox environment for Fintech startups to launch their innovation in controlled environment.

First fully digital bank launched in Uganda

Standard Chartered bank started preparing the way for digital banking in Uganda way back in 1991 when it started computerised banking in the country.

UBA’s ‘LEO’ Records One Million Users

“Leo was developed with best in class AI technology: Natural language processing and machine learning,” Abolusoro said, adding that “It enables financial inclusion.”

Chinese unicorn ups e-commerce stakes in Middle East

Jollychic uses new age technologies to improve service standards

Nedbank Private Wealth App continues to climb its way to the top of global industry rankings

Cutter also attributes the impressive research rankings to Nedbank Private Wealth's commitment to being highly attentive to its clients' needs and preferences, and its proven ability to identify industry and consumer trends and incorporate them

Using AI can make your business fraud-free and safer

Apart from significant financial losses, repercussions for companies can include devastating reputational damage if their systems are compromised.

Here's how fintech is taking over the world — and what's coming next

Legacy players have begun using fintech to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving financial services landscape.

My hot and happening SA startup picks for 2019

Last year the startup took part in Google’s Launchpad Accelerator, launched its bid for the US market and in 2018 landed funding in a round led by Nedbank Capital (see here, here and here).

Keystone Bank introduces first ‘Cheque Deposit’ in mobile app in Nigeria

The Keystone Bank brand is built on meeting and exceeding customer expectations by providing simple and convenient banking services at all times.

Crypto in Africa: Tax breaks for South African firms over, Ghana eyes making crypto a legal tender

The company, though not registered or licensed, warns customers that trading is at their own risk.

Verve, Remita Look to Enhance Payment Services in Nigeria

“With this development, using a Verve card or virtual token, customers can settle various bills in a fast, convenient and secure manner from anywhere and at any time,” Demola added.

Open banking set to disrupt the financial industry

PSD2 is not a new concept, having been adopted by European Parliaments in 2015 with the express purposes of contributing to a more integrated and efficient payments market

Fraudsters steal 197 billion yearly from fake mobile money and bank cloning – Osinbajo

We can’t out of risk of fraudsters stop innovation

Kenyans, Sudanese Are The Biggest Users Of Mobile Banking In Sub-Saharan Africa – World Bank

Mobile banking has expanded to 16 percent of the market in the sub-Saharan region, according to the World Bank.

First Bank Pledges Increased Investment in Technology

For SMEs, integrating technology into their operations is no longer an option, but a necessity for future growth and success.

How technology affects wealth management business value

Additionally, many firm founders and principals are approaching retirement age, not unlike their baby-boomer clients.

Aziza Coin announces blockchain solution to render African projects economically viable

Aziza Coin offers something Damian could not find anywhere else

Protecting your tap-and-pay bank card from having money stolen – Watch

The South African Banking Risk Information Centre quickly stepped in to assure users that NFC-enabled bank cards are safe

Institutions will wade into crypto market in 2019, Luno suggests

The Naspers-backed cryptocurrency exchange is undeterred after the price of bitcoin plunged throughout 2018

Machine learning conference helps keep SA competitive

"Tech is a way of levelling the playing field - like what happened in Africa with mobile phones."

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