Regtech sandboxes: who’s helping the market?
Innovative fintech products are fast-becoming the lifeblood of global economic prosperity.
Innovative fintech products are fast-becoming the lifeblood of global economic prosperity.
With the vast majority of e-money and payment institutions successfully re-authorised, let’s take a look at how the FCA intends to monitor this growing population of firms.
This is a sea change for Open Banking and a new era in the way money is moved – opening up payment infrastructure for banks and linking third-party partners. By Dr. Rachel Gauci, Senior Legal Counsel at Credorax.
In this new era, banks are required to provide other third parties such as qualified payment service providers (PSPs) connectivity to access customer account data and to initiate payments.
Data privacy has recently come to occupy the mainstream and public imagination. But it has been a headache for many years in the financial services with executives scratching their heads over how to get their organisations ready for May 25.
Regulators should consider use cases rather than tarring the entire DLT market with the same brush, says Kriya Patel, managing director of Transact Payments
The siloed nature of traditional banks means they risk falling behind financial technology firms under the revised Payment Services Directive (PSD2), a Feedzai executive has warned.
Understanding and embracing this new business model is critical for retaining and growing a financial organization. By Brian J. Costello, Chief Information Security Officer, Envestnet | Yodlee.
This new ecosystem marks the beginning of a new era for banking, for banks, and for their customers. By David Tolley, Industry Strategy Manager, Vocalink, a Mastercard company.
PaymentEye sat down with Umer Ayub, Chief Risk Officer, Transaction Network Services.