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Barry Kislingbury

How can we handle settlement for cross-border immediate payments?

Global real time interoperability is in our sights – immediate payments plus the industry consensus that ISO 20022 is the standard ‘de jour’ are paving the way towards a harmonised digital banking fut...

18 Sep 2015
Payments strategies 2015-2020-2030
A Finextra Member

A second chance for the SI?

Looking back at MiFID I, the Systematic Internaliser (SI) didn’t really take off, resulting in a meagre 1-2% market share in the FTSE 100 today. Many EU countries had different models to execute or in...

18 Sep 2015
A Finextra Member

Regulatory Challenges for Financial Institutions

Regulatory Challenges for Financial Institutions Banks are facing an increasing amount of regulatory challenges. Rules around know your customer (KYC) are particularly receiving increased attention,...

18 Sep 2015
A Finextra Member

Fixed and mobile check-outs

The cash register of the future, and that future is now, is designed to be both fixed and mobile at the same time — and that is a part of the evolution of POS into #NextGenPOS. Traditional cash regist...

18 Sep 2015
Richard Chapman

Why is a reconciliation like a shirt? A buyer’s guide by a reluctant shopper

Picture the scene: in a tailor’s shop in Hoi Ann, Vietnam, a reluctant shopper (me) has just been measured for a couple of bespoke suits. I’ve chosen the fabric, decided on the cut and I’m just about ...

17 Sep 2015
Financial Risk Management
A Finextra Member

6 ways FinTech can change the banking game for women

FinTech has been lauded as a game-changer in nearly every sense of the word, but can it also revolutionize the way banks serve women? Right now, women clients are finding that FIs simply aren't meet...

17 Sep 2015
A Finextra Member

What financial institutions stand to gain from digitisation

The financial sector has changed more in the past two decades than at any point previously in history. Technology is the primary reason for this – banks have spent the last twenty years pouring money ...

17 Sep 2015
Alex Noble

How UK payments were changed by London Transport

Payments are evolving at a staggering rate. Yet despite the hype around the new payment methods, the way a 150 year old transport network has driven payments adoption is perhaps as significant. The ad...

17 Sep 2015
Innovation in Financial Services
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The rise of business-to-government regulation

Increasing globalization has significantly changed the corporate tax function, with constantly shifting regulations and stakeholder demands. In a recent report, “Reshaping the Tax Function of the Fut...

16 Sep 2015
Electronic invoicing
Ian Stone

Struggling to keep up with your workforce? You’re not alone!

In recent years, the financial services sector has seen significant change. A wave of mergers and acquisitions as well as new regulations and reporting structures have changed UK and European institut...

16 Sep 2015
A Finextra Member

Are wearables a little too late to the race?

Barclays recently launched a trio of new wearable contactless payment devices, branded Bpay collectively. Bpay consists of three ‘wearable’ options; a wrist band, a key fob and not so wearable phon

16 Sep 2015
A Finextra Member

UK lenders: Shape up, before you’re shaken down.

Official statistics released by the BBA in June reveal that demand for personal loans has increased over the last two consecutive years.[1] On the surface, the news that UK consumers are borrowing su...

16 Sep 2015

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