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Stablecoins Were Supposed to Bypass the Card Schemes. Instead, the Schemes are Positioning Themselves as the Operating System

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By Alessandro Hatami
| CFI.co Verified
Author: Alessandro Hatami Stablecoins emerged with a disruptive promise: move money instantly, globally and cheaply without relying on the banks, card schemes and correspondent networks that dominate conventional payments. For Visa and Mastercard, that promise was not an abstract challenge. It went directly to the role they have played for decades as the trusted networks through which banks, merchants and consumers connect.
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The Breach Was Just the Symptom - Why AI data governance should keep board members awake at night

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By Alessandro Hatami
| Finextra Verified
The Breach Was Just the Symptom The Breach Was Just the Symptom Data governance has always been one of financial services' most stubborn problems. The arrival of AI is about to make it an existential one. And the regulatory frameworks designed to manage that risk are not yet built to see it. That is the argument this article makes. Four recent incidents illustrate the starting point. What comes next is considerably more troubling.
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I cinque trend che cambieranno la finanza nel 2026

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By Alessandro Hatami
| hbritalia.it
La seconda metà di questo decennio si profila come una fase di profondi cambiamenti per i servizi finanziari in tutto il mondo. Più che un nuovo ciclo di innovazione, si tratta di una trasformazione nel modo in cui la finanza è organizzata e prende decisioni. Tecnologie fino a ieri sperimentali entrano nelle strutture operative, i quadri regolamentari acquistano maggiore coerenza e l’economia digitale modifica in profondità il significato di denaro, fiducia e intermediazione.
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