In recent years we have seen the rapid progress of two independent developments in the payments space, the transition to the ISO 20022 standard and the rise of API-based interfacing. Now we see these two streams beginning to merge.
The payments space is heating up. As the open banking initiative facilitates a monumental shift, new market participants are looking to disrupt ... read more
In this episode of the FinTalk Podcast we sit down with Nick Kerigan, Head of Future Payments at Barclaycard, to discuss the payments predictions made at the beginning of this year, including the fates of AI, wearables, the cashless society and more.
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.
We spoke to CEO Rob Straathof about the potential of Open Banking and how it could represent a break with the past. Originally published on The Global Treasurer.
How can financial services effectively and innovatively leverage consumer data to provide solutions beyond the merely convenient to create something truly revolutionary?
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.
The race to develop APIs is on, according to Hans Tesselaar, Executive Director, BIAN. But who will emerge victorious?
I was lucky enough to speak to Boskovich between her numerous engagements at Money 20/20 EU, Amsterdam to discuss banks as data custodians, financial inclusion and the power your data will hold in the future.
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.
Barclaycard’s step into wearables market takes shape with high end watch
A new report from MORE TH>N, based on a study of 10,000 cat and dog owners, reveals how much British pet owners are spending on their beloved companions.
