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Banks and fintech companies: The financial sector is still in the hands of the banks, but for sure, things will change very soon

March 4, 2021

Markus Aschendorf, EFSE DF: Fintech is the future Bogdan Mihai, National Bank of Romania: New technologies bring undeniable benefits to customers Tanja Jakimova, National Bank of the Republic of North Macedonia: Financial security becomes the biggest challenge Banks still dominate the financial sector, but things will change very soon as...

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