Lloyds Bank partners Enigio to boost trade finance digitisation
Enigio’s solution creates digital documents that can be used where an ‘original’ document is required.
Enigio’s solution creates digital documents that can be used where an ‘original’ document is required.
The bank’s corporate clients will now be able to pay any invoice using a Lloyds Commercial Card.
Digital trade finance has the potential to transform how we do business across borders.
The increase in shared banking hubs comes as retail banks continue to pull out of the country’s high streets.
The solution will offer users an alternative to funding transactions through card payments or online banking.
Here’s our pick of five of the top news stories from the world of finance and tech this week.
Of the 60 closures, 24 are Lloyds Bank branches, 19 are Bank of Scotland and 17 are Halifax.
The pandemic played a substantial role in boosting the adoption of open banking and APIs.
Lloyds Bank, Halifax and Bank of Scotland have seemingly experienced service disruption.
UK bank aims for “top three” position in the retirement and savings market.
Insurer offered “competitive pricing” the FCA found to be false.
Design-led change is a collaborative process in which personal relations are a key driver.
“Mixed emotions” for Horta-Osório as Lloyds announces new chairman.
This year will be one of continued disruption and evolution in banking technology.
There were 21 operational and security incidents within a year.
Later this year, Trov and Lloyds Banking Group will release an insurance product on the ‘Powered by Trov’.
The bank’s commercial clients will be able to pay suppliers more easily.
The project seeks technology use and standardisation for the wider distribution of trade finance assets.
Integrations with Barclays, HSBC, RBS, Santander and others are imminent, iwoca says.
A quick look at four fintech firms that are worth keeping an eye on at the Sibos show.
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Within its commercial banking, community banking, insurance, and wealth and risk management.
We have a double delight as Sage and Lloyds, and Xero and Santander are making accounting simpler for UK SMEs. Sage, a cloud accounting, payroll and payments solutions software provider, says Lloyds Bank is the latest in a line of banks to go live with its Bank Feeds service. The service helps businesses by enabling […]
Lloyds Bank has launched a new service to help businesses manage their bookkeeping without manual intervention. Called Lloyds Bank Direct Bank Feed it allows clients to receive their statement information directly into their accounting software – “eliminating the need for businesses to manually input their bank statements and reduce the time spent reconciling accounts”. Steve […]
Trickbot is back, new and improved, and is targeting customers of Lloyds Bank in the UK in a new phishing campaign, according to cybersecurity specialist Cyren.
Four of the UK’s biggest high street banks have signed up to launch Zapp’s “Pay by Bank app” mobile payment service. Bank of Scotland, Barclays, Halifax and Lloyds Bank are working with Zapp, VocaLink’s payments innovation team, to deliver the service. David Yates, CEO VocaLink, says the gang of four join a “growing number of […]
Lloyds Banking Group has created an in-house digital analytics team in the UK. This was in “partnership” with ASI (Advanced Skills Institute) and Google. However, the Lloyds’ team does not include any staff from Google. The bank tested Google’s big data platform technologies and analytics on non-personal behavioural data using a “secure” Lloyds account on […]
Lloyds Bank plans to invest £1 billion in digital banking capability over the next three years, re-investing a third of the savings it hopes to make in its drive to become ‘simpler and more efficient’.
Lloyds Banking Group is to allow customers to upload images of identification documents required as part on an online account opening application, removing the need to visit a branch.
Initially the new electronic identification and verification checks, which will start to be rolled out to customers from next week, will be available to customers who want to add an additional party to an existing account.
Lloyds Banking Group’s decision to close 200 branches and axe 9,000 staff was to be expected – but the firm’s digital plans highlight the changing nature of retail banking and the bank branch in general.
While a great deal of attention has been given to Lloyds Banking Group’s retail operations as its various elements are split up, less has been given to its activities in transaction banking, where it is “one year into a three-year journey” to transform itself and its customer offerings to create“the best global transaction bank in this region”.
The growth of peer to peer lending demonstrates that there is an alternative to the traditional lending model of banks. But can crowd funders ever replace the incumbents and do they enjoy long-run advantages or face being co-opted?
The mobile payments system planned by the UK Payments Council will be branded Paym. The Council says that it will announce the go-live date next month and final testing is on track.
In the wake of scandals involving manipulation of market indices, can statistical learning theory be used to detect and fix anomalies in Libor and other market indices?
Lloyds Banking Group’s partnership with Standard Chartered Bank, announced this week, is likely to be the first of a series of such deals intended to allow the UK-focused bank to extend its client services overseas.
For those involved in European payments, the final months of this year are likely to be characterised by a frenzy of activity as the deadline for migration to single euro payments area instruments looms.