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Fintech

Name: Fintech
Brand: BOOKS ON DEMAND
SKU: 9782322161249
Price: 19.99 EUR
Availability: InStock
ISBN: 978-2-322-16124-9

The Banks Strike Back

de Yves Eonnet (auteur), Hervé Manceron (auteur)

Maison d'édition : BOOKS ON DEMAND

septembre 2018

Livre broché

format 135 x 215 x 10 164 pages dès réception en librairie (minimum 5 jours)

19,99 €

Résumé

Following taxis, hotels, and supermarkets, banks are now part of the industries bound to be disrupted. Hindered by cumbersome branch networks, dragging late behind digital trends, abhorred by many of their clients, our good old banks should worry quite a bit...Has the final word been spoken? Not so sure. Banks still have a few good cards to play... as long as they hurry. Startups, tech giants, telcos: the banking fortress is under attack from all sides!Engaged and visionary, this book shows how traditional banks are both striking back and reinventing themselves thanks to fintechs.

L'Auteur

Yves Eonnet (auteur)

Yves Eonnet is the CEO and co-founder of TagPay, a fintech accompanying banks in their transition from a 50-year-long cycle of traditional core banking system to the new digital banking system. He worked for 10 years as Head of Innovation at Schlumberger/Gemalto on the adoption of smartcard technology by Visa and Mastercard. He is therefore a recognized expert of electronic transactions.
Hervé Manceron (auteur)

Hervé Manceron is the COO and co-founder of TagPay, a fintech accompanying banks in their transition from a 50-year-long cycle of traditional core banking system to the new digital banking system. Serial entrepreneur, he graduated from ENSIMAG Grenoble as a computer engineer. He then founded a startup in the voicemail services that he sold a few years later, right before founding TagPay.