The recent TABInsights online poll on the role of the metaverse in financial services over the next five years paints a sobering picture, suggesting that the future of the metaverse in this sector is still uncertain.
The recent TABInsights online poll on the role of the metaverse in financial services over the next five years paints a sobering picture, suggesting that the future of the metaverse in this sector is still uncertain.
In a recent online survey conducted by TABInsights, the research and consulting arm of TAB Global, top-level executives in the financial industry were asked to provide their insights on the potentially transformative impact of generative AI within the banking sector.
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North America demonstrated the highest overall strength, followed by Asia Pacific and the Middle East, with all banks in the ranking averaging decline in return on assets from 0.76% to 0.74%, and improved gross non-performing loan ratio from 1.8% to 1.65%
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The financial services market size in the metaverse is predicted to drop from 22% to 6% by 2030—its fall from tech wonder to half-baked idea in financial services requires differentiation in its value proposition to secure success
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Disintermediation by digital wallets and decentralised finance platforms is shifting deposit business dynamics, requiring conventional banks to innovate and stay competitive
While India led in fintech funding between 2020 and 2022, Singapore outpaced India in the first half of 2023, driven by the digital lending and insurtech segments
The current disintermediation in payments and MSME lending marks the tip of the iceberg, and retail deposits may be the next battleground
The combined revenue of the top 100 global digital-only banks increased by 16% to reach some $66 billion, with China’s WeBank, Ally Bank from the US, and the retail arm of ING Group in the lead in 2023
China's wealth management market has the potential to surpass $100 trillion by 2025, but it needs to overcome challenges like low asset allocation, regulatory changes, and pressure on wealth managers