In the past decade, disruptions in the accounting industry have become the norm, thanks to ever evolving financial technology trends. In this article, we look at fintech trends in 2019 that are expected to shape the finance and accounting industry in the next five years.

On March 29, 2017, the British Parliament has given the European Union (EU) the notice that triggered Article 50. Dubbed as ‘Brexit,’ this is the legal mechanism by which the Parliament will be negotiating how Britain will be leaving the EU.

The year has just started, and as a small business owner, keeping track and planning your business finances must be your top priority at the moment. But are you equipped with the right accounting tools to help you get the work done?

The financial technology (fintech) sector is red-hot, as reported by Deloitte . Owing to the digital trends in financial services, which include the increased popularity of mobile and cloud computing, more people have come to prefer managing their business finances from the cloud. In this regard, what fintech trends in 2018 can we expect to see aside from the growing adoption of fintech products and investments?

Inefficiencies prevent your accounting staff from responding quickly to the demands of the business. Making the best use of your accounting staff is crucial in building a scalable accounting practice. It’s important to make sure that your operational processes and procedures are efficient and productive. Therefore, it’s your duty to implement initiatives that promote accounting process improvement.

In the past five years, accounting data analytics has been a subject of much interest among finance and accounting professionals. Technologies that help us perform business analytics in finance have been widely applied in firms and businesses, offering us unprecedented developments in data analysis accounting and mining.