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Emerging Trend in Prepaid Instruments: Corporate Cash Management

Traditionally banks have run Cash Management as proprietary business with little or negligible participation from other market players. It is one the biggest contributor of Current Account float and h...

29 Oct 2015
Innovation in Financial Services
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What keeps a CISO awake? An uncomfortable bed...and my third party supply chain

I’m often asked by my fellow colleagues, 'what keeps me up at night?', to which I currently reply, 'an uncomfortable bed'. For those of you who have ever had significant home renovation, I know you wi...

28 Oct 2015
Rich Wagner

Is today a good day to become a bank? Maybe... Maybe Not!

When George Osborne announced that newly established challenger banks would no longer be exempt from the 8% tax that applies to the biggest banks, many of those at the helm of these new businesses wil...

28 Oct 2015
A Finextra Member

Turn over a new leaf this paper-free day

World Paper free Day (6th November) encourages businesses to reduce the amount of paper they generate. It’s difficult to imagine that in this day and age businesses still rely on hard copy. Yet that ...

28 Oct 2015
Kirsty Berry

Missing: A great mobile banking experience

Increasing numbers of UK consumers are downloading mobile banking apps and utilising them for everyday financial transactions, whether checking balances or transferring money between accounts. Researc...

28 Oct 2015
Benjamin  Thorpe

Why Monitor an Attended Device?

Everywhere you look these days someone, somewhere, is monitoring something; CCTV on the streets, speed cameras on roads, entry and exit cameras in car parks, even your location via your Smartphone App...

28 Oct 2015
Benjamin  Thorpe

A cash wager - what 17th century French philosophy can tell us about cash today

​If I remember one thing from university it is Pascal’s Wager. Blaise Pascal was a seventeenth century French philosopher, mathematician & writer. One of Pascal’s most famous works was the Pensé

28 Oct 2015
Ivy Schmerken

MiFID II: The Buy Side Transparency Challenge

MiFID II is going to boost transparency in financial markets and improve and broaden best execution standards for the buy side, but not everyone is prepared to handle all the data. Last month, the Eur...

27 Oct 2015
Penny Hembrow

New research reveals why corporates are looking to change their banking relationships

Transaction banking has been a major driver of return on equity over the past five years, yet intense competition, changing corporate treasurer expectations and the impact of new regulations are imped...

27 Oct 2015
Konstantin Rabin

Developing perfect PFM Apps

We are living in the age when everything tends to be in the cloud, mobile friendly and easily accessible. The way many people make money has changed drastically over the last few decades, more and mor...

27 Oct 2015
Bethan Cowper

In banks we trust: a UK perspective

Or do we? It’s hard to know how the public feels about things these days. A controversial statement in itself, considering social media and the amount of public avenues in which one can air their opin...

27 Oct 2015
A Finextra Member

Identity and Access Management: Your Playbook for Winning with the C-Suite

The line between sport and business has been blurred for some time now. Sport often borrows analytical elements from corporations and manages their players like professionals, and on the other hand bu...

26 Oct 2015

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