A weekly look at some of the most recent and influential people moves across the global banking industry.

When a bank disappears from sight, can it still exist as a bank? The short answer is yes, in an invisible finance world.

Maram Al-Jazireh, chair of BAFT, talks to The Banker about competition, changing regulation and sustainability.

Every fortnight, The Banker showcases the most interesting insights from the world of fintech.

In an increasingly real-time world, how can companies better fight fraud?

Is the ‘one off’ First Republic rescue enough to quell fears in the US banking system? 

Amy Yu, the newly-appointed Asia-Pacific CEO at SEBA Bank, talks about the evolution of crypto in Asia, and how customers are responding to recent shocks within the sector. 

Robust cloud-based payments systems are seen as a crucial way for incumbent banks to compete more effectively with fintech start-ups.

Taylan Turan, group head of retail banking and strategy, wealth and personal banking at HSBC, talks to Liz Lumley about the bank’s relaunched commitment to international clients.

The world became addicted to free money, but now the party is over; what does this say about the health of the broader financial system?