Penarth firm's facial recognition tech for jobs market
The financial technology sector could be an important sector for Wales over the next few years, with a number of start-up firms already established here.
But there is also competition for skilled workers and graduates for hi-tech developments around comparison sites and financial services.
One specialist lawyer in the industry said there was a risk of firms being held back by skills shortages.
Credas is one of the recent start-ups and has developed an app that uses facial recognition to check the validity of a person and their documents, for buying a house or getting work.
The Penarth fintech firm showed BBC Wales economics correspondent Sarah Dickins how the technology could be used when hiring for a job.
