Fintech 2022: intelligenza artficiale e metaverso cambieranno la finanza
Fintech: nel 2022 la tecnofinanza sarà oggetto di grandi cambiamenti all‘intelligenza artificiale e al machine learning.
Le aziende fintech e altre aziende in tutto il mondo hanno investito molto nella trasformazione digitale anche per soddisfare le esigenze della nuova normalità: fintech e intelligenza artificiale insieme, rappresentano ora la finanza del futuro.
La finanza infatti si sta sempre più spostando verso il digitale e in questo ambito l’Intelligenza Artificiale (IA) giocherà un ruolo sempre più importante.
Mancano solo pochi giorni al 2022, e mai come ora è chiaro a molti che gli sviluppi accaduti nel 2020 resteranno in una nuova normalità, tra innovazione, tecnologia e una rinnovata attenzione al cliente.
Inoltre proprio l’intelligenza artificiale e il machine learning (apprendimento automatico) sono al centro dei nuovi trend 2022. Ma, in che modo le aziende utilizzeranno questi strumenti per implementare la trasformazione digitale?
Fintech: nei trend 2022 intelligenza artificiale e dati sempre più importanti
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Fintech could be bigger than ATMs, PayPal, and Bitcoin combined
A Bitcoin ATM is seen inside a bookstore in Acharnai in northern Athens
We’ve entered the most profound era of change for financial services companies since the 1970s brought us index mutual funds, discount brokers and ATMs.
No firm is immune from the coming disruption and every company must have a strategy to harness the powerful advantages of the new financial technology (“fintech”) revolution.
The battle already underway will create surprising winners and stunned losers among some of the most powerful names in the financial world: The most contentious conflicts (and partnerships) will be between startups that are completely reengineering decades-old practices, traditional power players who are furiously trying to adapt with their own innovations, and total disruption of established technology & processes:
Traditional Retail Banks vs. Online-Only Banks: Traditional retail banks provide a valuable service, but online-only banks can offer many of the same services with higher rates and lower fees
Traditional Lenders vs. Peer-to-Peer Marketplaces: P2P lending marketplaces are growing much faster than traditional lenders—only time will tell if the banks strategy of creating their own small loan networks will be successful
Traditional Asset Managers vs. Robo-Advisors: Robo-advisors like Betterment offer lower fees, lower minimums and solid returns to investors, but the much larger traditional asset managers are creating their own robo-products while providing the kind of handholding that high net worth clients are willing to pay handsomely for.
As you can see, this very fluid environment is creating winners and losers before your eyes…and it’s also creating the potential for new cost savings or growth opportunities for both you and your company.
After months of researching and reporting this important trend, Evan Bakker, research analyst for BI Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service, has put together an essential briefing that explains the new landscape, identifies the ripest areas for disruption, and highlights the some of the most exciting new companies. These new players have the potential to become the next Visa, Paypal or Charles Schwab because they have the potential to transform important areas of the financial services industry like:
Retail banking
Lending and Financing
Payments and Transfers
Wealth and Asset Management
Markets and Exchanges
Insurance
Blockchain Transactions
If you work in any of these sectors, it’s important for you to understand how the fintech revolution will change your business and possibly even your career. And if you’re employed in any part of the digital economy, you’ll want to know how you can exploit these new technologies to make your employer more efficient, flexible and profitable.
