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Nanda Kumar

Smart bankers waking up to see Fines are not fine

One of the great joys of my role is to spend quality time with the executive teams from the world’s top banks. Hearing directly from them what is propelling them out of bed in the morning and what is ...

13 Oct 2014
Nanda Kumar

Coining it - Bitcoin offers prospect of payments innovation

George Osborne’s announcement that the Government is to explore the regulation of Bitcoins will have had an ominous ring to it for those attracted to the virtual currency precisely because it is not c...

04 Sep 2014
Nanda Kumar

Loan Rangers

What the regulation of payday loans means for retail banking. The FCA's announcement of tougher regulations for payday lenders in the UK has already split opinion. Whether a welcome protection for the...

12 Aug 2014
Nanda Kumar

A bank account on your shopping list?

That’s the future, if Tesco has any say in the matter. Just a couple of weeks after Facebook announced that it is to offer payments in Europe, banks in the UK now face war on two fronts, in the battle...

27 Jun 2014
Nanda Kumar

Muddy waters: future of mobile payments as unclear as ever

Recent news that Isis, the US telco-based mobile payments platform, is growing at a rate of 20,000 users a day, was welcomed as validation by the cheerleaders of mobile banking. For the rest of us – t...

27 May 2014
Nanda Kumar

Facebook brings the game to legacy banks

The recent news that Facebook is close to gaining a banking license in Europe is an interesting development, and potentially quite a frightening one for the established banks. No longer will banks be ...

15 May 2014
Nanda Kumar

Trust me, I’m a hologram

Whilst the telecommunications industry tackles the challenges of delivering secure digital services to its customers, banks are going one step further to enhance the banking experience. When it comes...

26 Mar 2014

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