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Are we done with fintech yet?
Are we done with fintech yet?
Business Today
In this commentary, Alvin Gan, executive director of KPMG Management Consulting in Malaysia, wrote that the global fintech ecosystem has continued to mature over an accelerated pace over the course of 2017. Judging by the pace, we will see more collaborations between financial institutions and large scale technology providers to build customized solutions and value creation in 2018 and beyond. Alvin also noted that the customer’s demand
on financial delivery service will continue to grow and it will provide many opportunities for financial institutions to further unlock and reap the benefits of fintech.
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