Bank tech roll-outs shouldn’t just cater for “pioneers”
Banks and financial services providers need to cater to the digital capabilities of all of their customers, rather than force innovation on ... read more
Dark web shakedown indicates cybercrime alert
Weeks after law enforcement agencies shut down three dark web marketplaces, a dark web surveillance firm warns the months ahead will prove ... read more
Link sets out to protect UK cash
Despite ATM withdrawals falling 6% year on year, Link, the UK’s ATM network, is “fighting the retreat” for the 2.2m people solely ... read more
Temenos surprised by emerging market banks’ focus on DevOps
Bank priorities in increasingly disrupted emerging markets are surprising, according to Laurent Bramy, who leads banking software vendor Temenos in developed and ... read more
OBIE’s Michael: Banks at fault for app security failures, not regulation
Faults in mobile banking applications are a result of technology problems on the banks’ side and not down to flaws in new ... read more
Treasurers to give vital insight into frontline pain points
Tech stack build decisions at banks and financial institutions are becoming increasingly more complex, with more vendors providing different types of technological solutions for a variety of processes. Nowhere is this more evident than within the treasury sector.
Supplier payments’ “decades old” culture in desperate need of innovation
Fintech innovation is overhauling the supplier payments sector before another Carillion-style disaster occurs, according to Paul Christensen, CEO and founder of machine ... read more
The SME technology revolution | video
The UK is home to 5.4m micro SMEs that have fewer than nine employees, according to the House of Commons library. They ... read more
UK banks’ GCHQ deal can’t excuse fraud inaction
A data sharing deal between financial services firms in the UK and the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) doesn’t remove the spotlight from ... read more
How airlines can fix flight compensation payments
The words appear on the screen at your gate, along with your new boarding time. But a fifteen-minute delay turns into an hour, then two. What do you do?
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Regulatory transparency critical to crypto industry growth
Updates to US regulations are critical for the country’s cryptocurrency industry, according to Zac Cohen, general manager of identity verification firm Trulioo, ... read more
JP Morgan blockchain network showcases banks’ DLT progress
JP Morgan’s expansion of its blockchain-based interbank payments project signals that major banks are stealing a march on disruptors and startups by ... read more
People moves: Barclays shuffles top brass, Wells Fargo CEO steps down, and more
Bob Dowd becomes North America CEO of Moneycorp London-based global payment services Moneycorp has announced the appointment of Bob Dowd as CEO ... read more
SWIFT lifts lid on the evolution of international cyber heists
International payments network SWIFT has suggested bilateral data sharing among antivirus vendors and customer banks is crucial to tackling hackers and cyber ... read more
Bigtech’s finregs come under microscope
As regulators investigate bigtech’s move into financial services, lawyers and market participants remain at odds over whether bigtech will face the swathes ... read more
Banks concerned about conflicting fraud reporting obligations
Market participants have reacted to a call for regulators to do more to align European banks’ fraud reporting obligations – which are ... read more
Banking without borders
Every business needs to have access to banking without borders to survive in our ever-globalised environment, writes Christoph Tutsch, founder and managing director of ONPEX
Security a priority for EU’s INATBA blockchain taskforce
The European Commission’s new blockchain initiative, the International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications (INATBA), should focus on quashing extant security concerns around ... read more
