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Articles by Nadine Pichelot
How female finance leaders can help increase representation in the sector — FINTECHNA
Though female representation in the financial services and technology sectors has seen positive changes, these industries are still heavily male-dominated today. There are only 16 women amongst the founders of 1,000 of the best-funded financial technology companies, for example, and we only saw a nominal, 5% increase in the number of female C-suite executives in corporate business environments between 2016 and 2021.
From budget cruncher to transformational leader, the role of the CFO in 2023
By Catharina Eklof, CCO, IDEX Biometrics 1. Today’s Payment Landscape Enabled by huge advances in technology, our evolving payments landscape has accelerated on a global scale. Post Covid-19, there was a hastened and unprecedented shift toward digital payments and open banking. Yet, the pandemic spotlighted the need for robust consumer protections and quick adaptation to new technologies.
Directeur financier, le catalyseur de la transformation de l'entreprise
Ces dernières années, la fonction de DAF (Directeur Administratif et Financier) a beaucoup évolué au sein des entreprises. Alors que traditionnellement, son rôle consistait à conseiller financièrement les dirigeants et à s’assurer que les comptes soient clôturés dans les temps, le DAF s’investit désormais dans la réussite de la transformation de son entreprise.
Data-driven planning helps businesses remain agile
Between storms Dennis, Ciara and Jorge and the global outbreak of the novel Coronavirus, global disruption has sent shockwaves across economies in the first half of 2020. Meanwhile, UK businesses are still scrambling to prepare for the real Brexit coming at the end of the year. This complex and volatile environment has put an emphasis on business agility as decision makers must act quickly and effectively to mitigate risk, pivot strategies and drive business continuity as change occurs.
Allfunds to take over Nordic Fund Market
Wealth distribution platform Allfunds has agreed to snap up Nordic Fund Market (NFM), an electronic mutual fund service, from Nasdaq. Financial terms of the transaction were not revealed. Through the acquisition, Allfunds aims to bolster its presence in Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark and the Baltics. Allfunds is said to be “one of the leading wealth platforms in the Nordics”. The firm has distribution agreements in place with over 20 clients in the region.
Canaccord Genuity to pare down London headcount as Brexit looms
Canada’s Canaccord Genuity Group is set to overhaul its UK capital markets unit and lay off employees in London amidst market uncertainty triggered by Brexit. The aim is to create a “more focused” capital markets arm in the UK that prioritises a smaller group of core sectors. The firm plans a “significant reduction” in its London-based capital markets workforce. No precise numbers were revealed.
Smith & Williamson picks Dublin as EU hub over Brexit fears
British financial services group Smith & Williamson (S&W) has opened its European hub in Dublin to prepare for hard Brexit. Dubbed Smith & Williamson Investment Management (Europe), the new entity is regulated by the Irish central bank. It will serve as the operating vehicle for the firm’s European activities. Cedric Cruess Callaghan has been made the CEO of the Irish entity. Chris Johns, ex-Bank of Ireland Asset Management chief, will be its non-executive chairman.
The future of machine learning in finance
Nadine Pichelot, VP Finance at Anaplan outlines the steps finance leaders need to take to impliment machine learning into their organisations. Recent years have seen significant developments in emerging technologies and machine learning (ML) is at the forefront of the technology revolution. It has now penetrated almost every industry across the world, and in some cases is revolutionising business processes by providing breakthroughs in complex calculations involving large data volumes.
Le planning connecté, au cœur de la transformation des services financiers
Chronique de Nadine Pichelot Anaplan 22/02/19 12:21 Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Viadeo Email Informatisation, cloud, algorithmes… si les services financiers ont toujours adopté les ruptures technologiques en avance de phase, le secteur n’en connaît pas moins de profonds bouleversements. Depuis la crise financière de 2008, c’est tout l’écosystème qui s’est transformé sous les triples assauts de nouvelles réglementations, de nouveaux acteurs disruptifs et de technologies émergentes.
Risk-averse firms could suffer from fear of disruptive tech
Contemplating the concept of digital transformation can be an agonising feat for CIOs. Whilst it’s not a new concept, many companies maintain manual or outdated processes despite widespread innovation offering faster, more cost efficient and secure ways of doing business. Moving away from legacy architectures, on-premises systems and waterfall development can be a daunting process for any business, but they need to recognise the benefits digital transformation has to offer.
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