Crisis impact lingers in banks’ payment considerations
The credit crisis that tore apart the banking sector has had a lasting impact on the way the industry works with third parties, particularly within the payments space.
Banking
PayPal COO: Technology is faster but money is slower
Small businesses are struggling to access funds in the digital era, even though technological advances would suggest the opposite should be the ... read more
Open Banking fuels rise of BaaS
BaaS takes care of regulation and software so banks can focus on differentiation
Emerging Payments Winners 2018 | video
On the 10th of October, the Emerging Payments Association held their annual Emerging Payments Awards at the Hilton on Park Lane, London. ... read more
Fintech-bank collaboration: the future of an expanded payments ecosystem
By Andrej Eichler, managing director, SIX Payment Services The payment ecosystem is in a state of transformation, with new fintech organisations entering ... read more
How banks can gain trust and reach full PSD2 compliance
By Mathieu Barthélémy
Payment providers embrace blockchain
Blockchain is the textbook definition of disruptive technology. The distributed ledger design has only been around for about a decade, but it’s already become an integral feature of the global financial landscape.
Bank-to-bank payments will steal market share from cards in a Cashless Society
Open Banking in the UK heralds a new generation of bank-to-bank payments, which could take market-share from cards as we move towards a Cashless Society. By Duncan Barrigan, Director of Product, GoCardless.
Biometrics: Banking, fraud and financial inclusion
Could biometrics hold the answers to banking security, card fraud and financial inclusion? A conversation with Stan Swearingen, CEO, IDEX.
Bank of England: “We don’t think crypto assets are money, or a particularly good store of value”
At London Fintech Week, Cordelia Kafetz, Head of the Bank of England’s Fintech Hub made clear the central bank’s position on cryptocurrencies and fintech innovation.
