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PayTech Awards 2022 Winner: Gr4vy – Best Cloud Payments Solution
Gr4vy is the only payment orchestration platform built natively in the cloud with dependable cloud-native serverless infrastructure.
Consumer protection compromised as European countries dismiss PSD2 strong customer authentication deadline
Consumers are critically in need of SCA to combat this a rise in fraud numbers.
Video: Top fintech stories this week – 25 October 2019
FinTech Future’s weekly news round-up.
Zip acquires PartPay for $50m
The Aussie credit card company has also purchased an equity interest in QuadPay.
AcadiaSoft announces technology partnership with CloudMargin
The firms collaborate to provide an industry solution for uncleared margin rules.
Swift calls for industry collaboration to improve FX efficiency
Greater automation and better use of standards would benefit the FX market.
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SIBOS Interview: RegTech in an increasingly digital world
Guy Wakeley, Chief Executive Officer of Equiniti Group talks to Daily News at Sibos about the benefits of RegTech in an increasingly digital world.
SIBOS Video: Gordon Gray, SunTec
SIBOS Video: Gordon Gray, SunTec
SIBOS Video: Max Speur, SunTec
SIBOS Video: Max Speur, SunTec
SIBOS Video: Nanda Kumar, SunTec
SIBOS Video: Nanda Kumar, SunTec
Sibos Interview: Niraj Singhal, Dell Services
Sibos Interview: Niraj Singhal, Dell Services
Ericsson to connect banks, telcos and the unbanked
Using Sibos as a springboard into the wider financial services community, mobile technology giant Ericsson is hoping to persuade more banks to join Peru’s La Asociación de Bancos del Perú (Asbanc). The Association connects unbanked consumers, telcos and banks together to offer a full range of services across the globe.
Leveraging laaS to Enable Cost-Efficient and Competitive Branch Transformation
Digital and mobile technologies, cost reduction, compliance requirements, and the need to remain competitive, are key drivers to branch transformation – an opportunity for banks to re-think their IT operating model and to find a partner who can offer a large pool of diversified expertise around modern technologies and practices.
Equniti to acquire Transglobal Payment Solutions
Equiniti has exchanged contracts to acquire TransGlobal Payment Solutions, whose platform is used by Equiniti International Payments, the group’s foreign exchange payments business, launched in 2011.
Take the Banking Platforms Quiz and win an iPad
In the digital age, banks must adapt to new processes and customer expectations quickly. Yet many banks still operate legacy batch systems and have not yet transformed their ITO infrastructure. In association with SAP, Banking Technology is conducting a survey of the number of different systems banks have, and how long it takes for various transactions to occur.
Capture Today’s Banking Customer Leveraging Infrastructure-as-a-Service
Improve your customer’s experience with Hybrid IT Banks must compete fiercely for new customers and to hold onto the ones they have. That means consistently meeting customer expectations, which is no easy task given the speed with which those expectations are evolving, particularly in terms of Internet and mobile interactions. Banks need to deploy technology […]
Digital Disruption: Customer-Driven Innovation in Retail Banking
http://d36omcu95vpmg5.cloudfront.net/webinars/2015/Misys_May2015.mp4 Digital innovation is disrupting the retail banking industry worldwide. Many perceive the trailblazers to be the hot start-ups – creative, legacy-free, pioneering the latest digital and analytics technologies. But established ‘traditional’ banks have the opportunity to reinvent or reinvigorate their brands in the digital world – with an already captive audience and decades […]
March 2015: A Balancing Act
A Balancing Act Mobile banking and payments are forcing banks to radically reconsider their systems architectures and processes Cloud in financial services How banks learned to stop worrying and love the cloud Biometrics Voice and fingerprint recognition are no longer esoteric or inaccurate – in fact, they’re becoming the norm Nurturing innovation Amy Nauiokas talks about Anthemis’s vision […]
Branch Transformation: Automated Coin Deposits
Paul Clay, National Account Manager for Banking and Security at Cummins Allison, talks about the importance of self-service coin solutions as part of a branch transformation programme.
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Biometric alternatives to the fore at Money20/20
Biometric identity verification mechanisms were prominent among the raft of new product announcements at the Money20/20 event in Las Vegas, which opened this week.
Mobile becomes a sales platform
With attention increasingly focusing on mobile payments and mobile banking, Fiserv is urging banks to look more closely at how to use mobile to not only deliver services to customers, but also as an up- and cross-selling channel.
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While mobile commerce and payments have been slow to take off in Western countries, the developing world has been stealing a march with innovative services and products.
Trade Reporting: over the first hurdle
The deadline for trade reporting mandated by the European Market Infrastructure Regulation is 12 February, and many institutions are working hard to meet it. In this webinar, Banking Technology and the DTCC will be discussing how the industry managed the transition and what challenges remain.
The hardware guy: how Bank of America is building a new infrastructure
Bank of America is working with Facebook’s Open Compute project on a radical revamp of its systems. David Reilly, head of its Technology Infrastructure unit, tells Banking Technology why Software Defined.Infrastructures are the way ahead.
Re-inventing banking: geospatial adoption drives “New World” business models
Loyalty is key to business success – and banks that can bring data and technology to bear to achieve it stand to gain the most, writes Sameet Gupte, senior vice president and managing director for Europe at IT consulting and outsourcing company Virtusa Corporation.
Connecting the unbanked key to easing poverty
Globally, around 50 per cent of the population do not have a bank account. Whether that is perceived as a surprisingly large or surprisingly small ratio is questionable; what is certain is that there is a potentially significant opportunity to provide those financial services
Rise in non-cash volumes brings innovation opportunity
Global non-cash payments volumes continue to rise unabated, according to World Payments Report 2013 (WPR 2013), which was launched today. Non-cash transactions grew by 8.8 per cent during 2011 (the latest year for which full data is available) and are predicted to top 333 billion for 2012.
Risk data: can it be both efficient and compliant?
With six months before the 4th Capital Requirements Directive comes into force, many will be asking what technological improvements will be necessary to efficiently manage risk going forward. Before they embark on a costly overhaul of their data systems, firms should look at what regulatory trends are likely to require similar changes in the future and adjust their specification accordingly.
Roundtable: the Future of Standards
Predicting the future is never easy, but trying to anticipate likely developments in a particular area is essential in order to take timely action. With that caveat, Stephen Lindsay, head of standards at SWIFT, sets a boundary on a discussion on the Future of Standards: “What we are trying to do is extrapolate a little bit from where we are now to where we might be in a few years’ time,” he says.
London financial jobs scene showing upward trend
The number of new financial services jobs available in London during May was 20% over the previous month and recruitment specialists say that the trend is upwards, but the number of new jobs in May was 59% down compared to the same period last year.
Banking on digital solutions to build trust and innovation
Rising to the challenge of reconnecting with customers, rebuilding trust and renewing the banking experience, banks are starting to explore digital technologies and solutions.
EU/US face-off over FISA on the cards
It has been clear for some time now that some of the regulations coming into force around the globe contain contradictions and inconsistencies. A large part of the work done by JWG, Banking Technology‘s partner for our regular RegTech coverage, has been in identifying these, working out their impact on systems and processes and what issues […]
Legal Entity Identifiers: between a “ROC” and hard decisions
As the global method of identifying entities and their ownership structures, the Legal Entity Identifier forms a central part of the G20’s crisis-prevention toolbox. After a few chaotic years of LEI debate and design, regulators are finally nearing the long anticipated starting line for use of the world’s first singular identifier.
