Panel talk: The payments landscape in 2020 Pt. 2
We speak to four leaders on emerging tech’s front line which payments trends and technologies will have the biggest impact on the industry’s future.
We speak to four leaders on emerging tech’s front line which payments trends and technologies will have the biggest impact on the industry’s future.
Leonie Mercedes asks four leaders on emerging tech’s front line which payments trends and technologies will have the biggest impact on the industry’s future.
Now just six months away, PSD2 is poised to create a dramatic shift in the European banking landscape, by granting TPPs and fintechs access to customer account data. How can banks take advantage of the change?
With six months to go until the directive comes into force, Leonie Mercedes discusses why it's time for banks to start asking themselves some serious questions.
Payment service providers (PSPs) today face multiple evolving, and interconnected challenges. Hundreds of competitors entering the marketplace are driving PSPs to discount their services, cutting into profit margins. This ebook by Kount identifies seven of the major challenges faced by PSPs in today’s market, and suggests five best practices for enterprise-class fraud prevention.
With an average internet penetration of 88%, and an ecommerce market worth nearly $350bn, North America and Oceania offer great opportunities for PSPs and merchants looking to expand. But according to the payment specialists at PPRO Group, in order to break into these markets, they need to understand local market dynamics, consumer preferences, and payment culture.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has selected 24 fintech companies to start testing their new financial products in its “regulatory sandbox”.
When RBS suffered a payments failure last year, we witnessed exactly how a serious disruption to service can have an impact on customer trust, company reputation, and share price. How can financial organisations mitigate the risk of having a similar incident?
Asia is surging ahead in the ecommerce game. It has a lot going for it, including an expanding middle class that’s predicted to number 1.7 billion by 2020, and a rapidly growing population of smartphone users.
Spain was landed with a unique set of challenges after the financial crisis, but could these developments have presented opportunities for players in the Spanish payments market (and beyond)? PaymentEye spoke to Gustavo Medina, general manager at TNS in Spain, to find out.