Financial innovation 360 FinTech asset management future of finance, investment and trading
About
Simon Pearson is an independent financial innovation, fintech, asset management, investment trading researcher and writer in the website blog simonpearson.net.
Simon Pearson is finishing his new book Financial Innovation 360. In this upcoming book he describes the 360 impact of finance innovation and Fintech in the financial world. The book researches how the 4IR digital transformation revolution is changing the financial industry with mobile APP new payment solutions, AI chatbots and data learning, open APIs, blockchain digital assets new possibilities and 5G technologies among others. These technologies are changing the face of finance, trading and investment industries in building a new financial digital ID driven world of value.
Simon Pearson believes that as a result of the emerging innovation we will have increasing disruption and different velocities in financial services. Financial clubs and communities will lead the new emergent financial markets. The upcoming emergence of a financial ecosystem interlinked and divided at the same time by geo-politics will create increasing digital driven value, new emerging community fintech club banks, stock exchanges creating elite ecosystems, trading houses having to become schools of investment and trading. Simon Pearson believes particular in continuous learning, education and close digital and offline clubs driving the world financial ecosystem and economy divided in increasing digital velocities and geopolitics / populism as at the same time the world population gets older and countries, central banks face the biggest challenge with the present and future of money and finance.
Simon Pearson has studied financial markets for over 20 years, and is particularly interested in how to use research, education and digital innovation tools to increase value creation and preservation of wealth and at the same time create value. He trades and invests and loves to learn and look at trends and best ways to innovate in financial markets 360.
Simon Pearson writing generally takes two forms – opinion pieces and research papers. His first book Financial Innovation 360 will come in 2020.
Blog Articles
6 Investment Strategies To Get Through The Coronavirus Crisis
2020 is not going well for investors. What worsens the situation is the uncertainty about how long this pandemic is …
What’s Driving Fintech Consumer Adoption In Asia, And Why?
Asia maintains its global leadership in Fintech adoption, in the survey of 27,000 digitally active consumers in 27 markets and …
Financial Inclusion And Fintech During COVID-19 Crisis
COVID-19 is a global health crisis to which some of the usual global solutions like greater financial inclusion can help. …
Technologies Shaping Banking: The Rise Of Neobanks
Banking and financial services industry are changing and growing rapidly. Technology is allowing both larger banks and fintech companies to …
Future Fintech Trends After COVID-19
As the broader economy shifts from respond to recover, COVID-19 may create new opportunities for some fintech’s. For example, as …
Fintech And COVID-19: Opportunities and Initiatives
Financial technology (fintech) start-ups are leaving no stone unturned to come up with new business initiatives and products to cope …
Financial Stability and Measures: ECB’s Response To The Coronavirus Pandemic
At the start of their coronavirus lockdowns, European governments scrambled to shore up businesses and the public sector with subsidies …
IMF And Deutsche Bank Forecast an Economic Recession Due to COVID-19 Crisis
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed “cracks” in the global financial system and “will likely” see banks suffer both credit losses …
4 Ways The World Economy May Shift After The Covid-19 Pandemic Crisis
ING economists have explored the 4 possible economic outcomes once the Covid-19 crisis has passed. As the Covid-19 crisis intesifies, …
Monetary And Financial Response During COVID-19 Pandemic
COVID-19 related economic disturbance is potentially more severe than those we have witnessed during the global financial crisis of 2008 …