Competition is forcing banks to improve the digital experience of their customers. Banks are focused on investing in mobile technologies, data analytics, security and cloud computing.
Competition is forcing banks to improve the digital experience of their customers. Banks are focused on investing in mobile technologies, data analytics, security and cloud computing.
Growing transaction volumes are pushing Indian banks to rethink technology architecture to integrate cloud and data capabilities to meet growing transaction volumes. Indian fintechs and digital players see consumer growth, but also increased expectations and competition.
Exponential leaps in artificial intelligence and its rising adoption in the financial services industry mean that some risks need to be assessed and managed along the way
The current disintermediation in payments and MSME lending marks the tip of the iceberg, and retail deposits may be the next battleground
According to a TABInsights survey on technology investment, FI in APAC prioritise data management, advanced analytics and digital banking capabilities
Digital transactions nearing 90% at leading banks reveal core technology deficiencies, prompting over 50% in Asia Pacific to adopt microservices for enhanced agility and scalability
The global outage led by the CrowdStrike-Microsoft faulty software update underscores the emerging gaps in resilience, interdependence of systems, vendor concentration, and single points of failure in networks
While leading financial institutions are rapidly integrating GenAI into operations to enhance efficiency, challenges in model reliability, data integrity, and compliance hinder implementation and scalability.
As Asia Pacific’s trade and payment flows accelerate, leading banks in the region are embedding finance into client ecosystems, orchestrating modular platforms and scaling AI for resilient, sustainable growth.
Winning initiatives at the TAB Global Financial Technology Innovation Awards highlight the ongoing reshaping of banking architecture.
Banks in Asia-Pacific are modernising tech architecture for scalability, resilience and innovation, according to senior executives.
An analysis of AI initiatives across 29 Global Systemically Important Banks (G-SIBs) from 2023 to 2025 reveals a sector in structural transition: from experimentation to scaled enterprise execution, from point solutions to platform architectures, and from model access to data control and insights as the primary source of competitive strength. JPMorgan Chase’s decade-long institutional AI build illustrates what that transition looks like at the world's largest, most interconnected and systemically important banks.