In an increasingly complex and regulated world, the concept of compliance fatigue has emerged as a significant challenge faced by businesses across industries

The Bank of England’s shift from LIBOR to SONIA added a huge burden to treasury management departments, who must now calculate and project daily compounding of a fluctuating interest rate

The firm has ‘made real estate finance easy’ for 80 percent of the Swedish market, and is now bringing its software solution to the UK

The transport technology innovator is building a ‘digital freight network’ to automate every step of the shipping process

Hindustan Zinc operates in the state of Rajasthan, which faces the challenge of water scarcity. Hence it falls upon such companies to lead and set an example when it comes to addressing the various challenges of sustainability by utilising digital technology and embracing innovation in all its operations

A host of technological, environmental and geopolitical challenges will test the resilience of the maritime sector over the coming decades

A shrinking working-age population has the potential to cause countless issues for developing nations. In the developed world, however, automation makes the size of a country’s workforce largely irrelevant

AI and automation will enable financial services institutions to redefine their resourcing models, freeing up their best talent to focus on higher-value work

Evidence seems to indicate that the net effect of automation on employment is actually negligible, although its structural effect on the job market is very real and should be addressed

While evidence shows automation’s net effect on employment is negligible, its structural effects on the job market are very real and must be dealt with

With rapid advancements in technology linked to polarised job markets and a steady rise in inequality, Kim Darrah asks: is technology turning against us?

A new IMF report reveals technology and globalisation are both key causes of labour’s shrinking share of national income

As many as 25,000 employees could go in effort to save $5bn a year

Computers have taken over the majority of trading on Wall Street and are threatening the very nature of the trading profession. Laura French asks whether traditional traders are fighting a losing battle