Speech Technology Helps Financial Firms Support Vulnerable Customers
Speech recognition and machine learning can help firms identify vulnerability indicators, monitor customer conversations and maintain oversight while demand for support increases.
Technology: Conversation Intelligence
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Recordsure, WealthBriefing European Awards 2021 Finalist
Recordsure was named a finalist in the Innovative Use of Artificial Intelligence category at the WealthBriefing European Awards 2021.
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Women in FinTech Powerlist 2020 shines a spotlight on Recordsure’s Founder and Executive Chair, Joanne Smith
Joanne Smith, Founder and Executive Chair at Recordsure and TCC Group, was featured in Innovate Finance’s Women in FinTech Powerlist 2020.
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Expert industry analysis of the UK mortgage market and regulatory compliance
A live event synopsis on the UK mortgage market, covering pandemic disruption, affordability, Brexit-related uncertainty and customer vulnerability risks.
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In the spotlight: Adeline Han, Programme Director
Adeline Han discusses gender bias, diversity and how inclusive opportunities support personal growth, career development and Recordsure’s delivery culture.
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In the spotlight: Maisie Mattison, AI Training Lead
Maisie Mattison discusses gender bias, diverse leadership and why inclusive teams matter in Recordsure’s technology business.
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In the spotlight: Roberta Carissimi, Science Lead at Recordsure
Roberta Carissimi and Anthony Channon discuss women in science and development, gender bias and Recordsure’s approach to inclusive technical teams.
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In the spotlight: Remarkable women of Recordsure
Recordsure marks International Women’s Day by discussing female talent, technology stereotypes and the inclusive culture shaped by Joanne Smith’s leadership.
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Recordsure listed in the RegTech100 for 2021
Recordsure was named in the RegTech100 2021 list of regulatory technology providers addressing compliance pressures in financial services.
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Why wealth managers need tech to become sustainable in a post-pandemic world
Wealth managers face pressure to improve efficiency without weakening client relationships, especially where automation can reduce administration and protect advice quality.