Financial institutions are engaging with fintech companies because they see them as a potential value add. There will always be some things financial institutions could do better and some things fintech companies could do better. So how can banks identify what they can do best internally and when it’s best to engage with third parties? In a PE Hub Canada feature article, Torys LLP Partners Blair W. Keefe and Joel Ramsey and Senior Associate Eli Monas examine this question. They discuss the changing competitive landscape and the potential costs, benefits and risks for financial institutions of doing deals with tech companies.
5 min read · 23 May 2019
Financial institutions are engaging with fintech companies because they see them as a potential value add. There will always be some things financial institutions could do better and some things fintech companies could do better. So how can banks identify what they can do best internally and when it’s best to engage with third parties? In a PE Hub Canada feature article, Torys LLP Partners Blair W. Keefe and Joel Ramsey and Senior Associate Eli Monas examine this question. They discuss the changing competitive landscape and the potential costs, benefits and risks for financial institutions of doing deals with tech companies.
5 min read · 23 May 2019
