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The future of finance

A Fintechlinks blog mini-series

The Bank of England has boldly announced the need for a new finance and a new Bank to enable a new economy. With this, it has published the findings of a review on the future of finance over the next decade and laid out its response to them.

The course set by the Bank could have a profound impact on the landscape of the UK’s financial system in the coming years. For example, it has now committed to consult on what level of access to its payments infrastructure and balance sheet may be appropriate for fintechs and innovative business models, and the appropriate package of obligations that would come with those new rights.

The series comprises 8 posts exploring the Bank’s stated direction across the following themes:

  • Shaping tomorrow’s payment system
  • Enabling innovation through modern financial infrastructure
  • Supporting the data economy through standards and protocols
  • Championing global standards for finance
  • Promoting the smooth transition to a low-carbon economy
  • Safeguarding the financial system from evolving risks
  • Embracing digital regulation
  • Enhancing protection against cyber-risks
Explore the series using the links below

Discover the mini-series

Paving the road for a diversity of payment options

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Embracing cloud technologies – what does this mean for financial services?

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How the Bank of England envisages portable data and an SME finance platform creating “Open Finance”

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What the growth and liberalisation of emerging markets means for the UK’s financial sector

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Financing the transition to a carbon-neutral economy

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Protecting the financial system as the market changes

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Embracing digital regulation

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A new approach to cyber risk in financial services

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