Standard Chartered sets out tech agenda for securities services business
The emerging and frontier markets banking specialist is seeing how it can utilise new technologies with its largest clients.
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Arrival
The securities services industry is beginning to roll out chatbots to respond to client queries, so what can we expect from this new technology going forward? Jonathan Watkins investigates.