Investment strategy considering environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors alongside financial returns.

Technology that enhances or automates financial services, improving efficiency and accessibility for users.

The process of examining data sets to draw conclusions and inform investment decisions.

A decentralized digital ledger technology ensuring transparency and security in transactions.

Designing products that provide meaningful and relevant experiences to users, focusing on usability.

Creating preliminary models of a product to test and validate design concepts before final development.

Plans or approaches investors use to allocate resources in various assets for desired outcomes.

The framework of laws and regulations governing investment practices and financial technologies.

The clarity and openness of information provided to investors, enhancing trust and accountability.

Fictional characters representing key user segments, used to guide design and development decisions.

The graphical representation of data to help identify patterns and insights quickly.

Metrics used to evaluate the success of an investment strategy or business performance.

A problem-solving approach that prioritizes user needs and iterative testing in the design process.

A software application designed for mobile devices, providing users with specific functionalities.

An interface that visually displays key metrics and data insights, facilitating quick decision-making.

Methods used to gather insights about user needs and behaviors to inform product design.

Creating a blueprint of a digital product layout, focusing on structure and functionality.

The process of collecting user input and refining a product based on that feedback.

Business strategies that prioritize environmental and social responsibility alongside profitability.

Working together across disciplines to achieve common goals, particularly in finance and technology.

The profit generated from an investment, typically measured as a percentage of the initial investment.

The application of technological innovations to improve and automate financial services.

The specific requirements and preferences of investors that drive their decision-making processes.

The introduction of new ideas, products, or methods to improve existing processes or create value.

A set of protocols allowing different software applications to communicate and exchange data.