Yacine Benyaa, Managed Services Leader Financial Services, EY Switzerland
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We’re living in interesting times. Disruptive forces – from the pandemic to ongoing digitalization – are forcing financial institutions to fundamentally reevaluate how they operate.
in German only) by the University of Lucerne’s Institute of Financial Services Zug (IFZ), Switzerland’s retail bank bosses anticipate a modest increase in the outsourcing volume at their institute in the next three to five years. It’s certainly a topic for the board agenda – and it’s on ours at EY, too.
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Will there be a post-Brexit financial services and fintech boom?
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Brexit has created uncertainty and speculation across the UK financial services industry since before the 2016 referendum was held. Now that Brexit is finally a reality, the opportunities it could presents are beginning to come into view.
The EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) which was signed on Christmas Eve 2020 primarily focused on easing trade in goods. Services were only lightly touched upon in the agreement.
As regards financial services, negotiations are yet to start in earnest. The TCA does not go even as far as the EU-Canada trade agreement on financial services, but it does allow for mutual market access by way of establishment, such as the creation of branches or subsidiaries in the other jurisdiction.
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Swiss use of mobile payments surges in 2020 Wednesday 6 January 2021 | 10:24 CET | News Swiss people increasingly use mobile payments when shopping, according to a study by the Institute of Financial Services Zug at Lucerne University. It found that total of 10 million transactions with a volume of over CHF 551 million were carried out with TWINT s mobile payment services in September, up from 5.3 million transactions worth CHF 291 million in February, before the introduction of restrictions to halt the spread of Covid-19. In March, transactions reached CHF 333 million.
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