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Coming European changes to privacy law will impact some American firms, experts say. What makes the shift especially tricky: Europeans’ concept of privacy differs significantly from Americans’.

Europe’s next export: privacy

E.U. rules taking effect in May 2018 will have broad impact. Whose data is it?
AI's future is in the hands of mankind, suggests Pedro Bizarro of Feedzai. It's up to users and the experts they employ to apply the technology appropriately.

Is AI ethical?

It’s a tool that can improve, or do damage if carelessly used
"In the moment" transactions need a payment element to work best.

Understanding “contextual commerce”

Panel of ecommerce pros explores “pay where you are”
Fintech expert Chris Skinner gave his advice in a format new to Money 20/20 this year: The Forum. Staged like theater-in-the-round, Forum presentations were broadcast to audience members via wireless headsets.

"Nothing less than transformation"

Blunt Money 20/20 talk from fintech author Chris Skinner attempts to jolt bankers into new age—or else
Some technologies—blockchain is the latest—can suffer from too much hype early on, says Well’s Steve Ellis.

“Let tech breathe” a bit

Talking about banking innovation with Wells Fargo’s innovation chief Steve Ellis
Banks and potential fintech partners both bring strenghts and weaknesses to the table. The secret to success lies in making the best of the best.

Innovating in a regulated environment

Making the most of a fintech-banking relationship
First comments on “sandbox” results

First comments on “sandbox” results

UK’s FCA exec offers views on completion of program’s first round at Money 20/20
How AI can upgrade financial services

How AI can upgrade financial services

HSBC and Morgan Stanley detail how artificial intelligence can improve service
Fresh news from innovation labs

Fresh news from innovation labs

Wells selects 4 new firms for Startup Accelerator; NY Fintech Lab launches insurtech program
Convenience and speed are two things we love about new technology. But there are risks that must be balanced in new tech as well, says Jerome Powell of the Federal Reserve Board.

Data driving bank innovation

Fed’s Powell assesses innovation in data sharing, retail payments, and faster payments
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