B-Hive strives to boost collaboration between banks and fintechs

The rules of engagement between incumbents and fintech suppliers of new products, which banks then white-label to their customers, need review.

The rise of potential fintech disruptors and the challenge for incumbent banks of digitalizing their businesses and staying abreast of these innovators – while still keeping their ageing operating systems running – has changed the job of chief technology officers.

It comes with higher pressure and more scrutiny, but greater excitement.

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Fabian Vandenreydt,
B-Hive

“There are two jobs in banking that I see as particularly interesting,” says Fabian Vandenreydt, executive chairman of B-Hive, a Brussels-based member association that promotes cooperation between large incumbent insurance companies and banks ­– such as ING, BNP Paribas, KBC ­­– and fintechs.

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