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Argentina makes einvoice changes effective Jan 1, 2014

Are you part of the tax regimes that the mandate effects? Argentina announced last October 31, 2013 that effective January 1, 2014, it would no longer support the “factura local” web service and would...

13 Nov 2013
Electronic invoicing
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Muzak in branches - is it a new way of thinking?

I read a recent article by Richard Dyson on Muzak and retailification of bank branches with great interest. Dyson highlights how some customers can feel alienated by the pace of change in branches. A...

13 Nov 2013
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Advancing bank service innovation with BPM technology

Infosys’ recent report into Innovation in Retail Banking highlighted that on the whole banks are embracing innovation. Since last year’s study there has been a seven percent boost in the number of ban...

12 Nov 2013
Robert Siciliano

Passwords: Fingerprint, heartbeat or brainwaves?

There is no such thing as a truly secure password; there are only more secure or less secure passwords. Passwords are currently the most convenient and effective way to control access to your accounts...

12 Nov 2013
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Role of BoE as General Insurance supervisor clarified

Julian Adams, Deputy Head of the Prudential Regulatory Authority and Executive Director of Insurance, has given a speech focused on the Bank of England’s (BoE) role in supervising insurance companies,...

12 Nov 2013
Financial Services Regulation
Zennon Kapron

Development of Retail Banking in Asia

The Asian Retail banking business has developed rapidly in the past two decades as both economies and businesses have increased in sophistication and wealth. Japan is still the largest retail banking ...

12 Nov 2013
Future Finance
Colin Weir

The Present Bias of Banking

Present Bias refers to the innate human nature to value the short term over the long term. The behaviour is acutely evident in addictions where the value of say smoking a cigarette to overcome the imm...

12 Nov 2013
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Dashboards on-the-go works better for managers

One of the banking clients that I was managing had close to 750 plus reports generated daily for MIS purpose. I asked them a question - how many are read? The answer was not known to anyone. Banks typ...

12 Nov 2013
Robert Siciliano

I Really Want My Phone to Be My Wallet

Wallets suck. Seriously. Mine hurts my butt when I sit down. I have to remember to take it with me, and then I’m always afraid of losing it. There’s nothing fun about it. And…well…it’s dirty. It reall...

11 Nov 2013
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BoE- A framework on stress testing the UK banking systems

The Bank of England (BoE) has published a discussion paper called “A framework for stress testing the UK banking system”. The paper sets out the key features of the proposed stress-testing framework ...

11 Nov 2013
Financial Services Regulation
David Divitt

What's the link between the price of electronics and fraud?

We all know that fraud has been rising pretty steadily in some form or another over the past decade despite efforts to stem it. We have been able to control areas in which fraud was prevalent by imple...

11 Nov 2013
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EMIR trade reporting: Starter's orders

With the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) having finally authorised the first trade repositories under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR), the race to implement trade...

11 Nov 2013

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