Fintech terminology that CEOs and business leaders need to know

Fintech terminology that CEOs and business leaders need to know

With innovations in financial technology comes a new set of lingo and terminology to describe new ways of doing old things. Because it can get confusing out there, we’ve compiled a list of key terms and definitions directed to business leaders, as technology talk in financial services is no longer something that can be relegated only to the IT department.

17 Compliance and Security Problems that Ticoon Solves

17 Compliance and Security Problems that Ticoon Solves

Canada is well known around the world for its strong and highly regulated financial services industry. However, this reputation comes with numerous challenges and costs, as increasing regulatory oversight and compliance requirements have become more complex and multi-layered. As the industry struggles to meet the challenges of a rapidly changing regulatory and compliance environment, new technology tools and solutions are needed. 

Changing demographics, technology and regulations in financial products marketing

Changing demographics, technology and regulations in financial products marketing

The PIMA Affinity 2020 Report does an excellent job of summarizing key demographic, technological and regulatory issues that business leaders in financial services and products distribution need to be aware of and addressing if they want to be thriving in the next five years. 

Data consolidation helps clients and advisors

Data consolidation helps clients and advisors

Michael Kitces' recent article provides an excellent overview of the challenges facing the financial technology ecosystem to provide a single view of the client and the sharing of client information across multiple stand-alone applications. This is our response.

Social networking strategies for building engaged client-advisor relationships

Social networking strategies for building engaged client-advisor relationships

Online social networking technologies are making it easier than ever before to stay connected and build engagement with one’s clients.

Client engagement is critical to any advisory practice because it supports not only the retention of your services over time, but also generates warm referrals – both of which are a potential source of significant growth in your book of business.