Frontiers in Finance
Frontiers in Finance
The focus of the latest issue of Frontiers in Finance is on having the courage to change.
The focus of the latest issue of Frontiers is on having the courage to change.
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Banks and investment firms seek robo investing niche
Bank brokerages and investment firms must find their digital wealth niche to win a share of robo investing customers
Banks and brokerages seek digital business model to win a slice of robo advisor market
Frontiers in Finance examines the remaining opportunities for bank brokerages and investment firms to build digital wealth models and capture part of the growing robo investing market.
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Turning compliance reporting into business insights
Data management strategies turn compliance reporting into business insight for banks
Data infrastructure strategies turn regulatory reporting into business intelligence for...
Frontiers in Finance discusses ways financial institutions can make use of regulatory reporting data for business management.
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EPM helps financial services CFOs meet new expectations
CEOs of financial institutions expect more from their finance function, is the CFO ready to deliver?
Enterprise performance management can help CFOs meet higher demands...
Frontiers in Finance examines how EPM technology can help financial services CFOs meet rising accouting, reporting and business strategy demands.
The courage to change
With the huge scale and pace of the changes taking place in the global economy, a key challenge for leadership is how to create a management team with the right capabilities to manage complex, multi-dimensional change.
The 55th edition of Frontiers in Finance looks at this seminal moment for financial services. The multi-dimensional complexity of today’s challenges means that speed, alignment, agility and execution within financial institutions are vital. Today's leaders have to have the courage to change, and to create change.
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