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Tim Tyler

Don't leave the pedestrians behind.

There is a lot of talk about how banking services can be delivered over the “mobile superhighway” – the mobile internet or mobile web and the use of “apps”. Quite rightly banks (and their suppliers)

12 Nov 2010
Ainsley Ward

Belgium's Banks give Maestro borders

A press release by FEBELFIN (Belgian financial services association) yesterday (here in Dutch) states that from 17 Jan 2011 Belgian Maestro cards can no longer be used outside of continental Europe. ...

10 Nov 2010
Bo Harald

Productivity growth - desperately needed magic elixir

Very spot on article in The Economist. Some snippets (emphasis mine) and comments: - “productivity growth is the closest economics gets to a magic elixir, especially for ageing advanced economies” - p...

10 Nov 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
John Cant

To Tweet or Not to Tweet?

Twitter has been referred to as the Marmite of social media. You either love it or you hate it. I must admit that despite being a regular tweeter, I have been having mixed feelings about this channe

10 Nov 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
Brett King

Social Media and ROI: Sorry to disappoint you...

Thankfully, I think we are almost at the point of having serious conversations about how social media can be utilized in most organizations, rather than still asking the question "Is Social Media...

08 Nov 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
Brett King

The Prototype Bank

Getting to the bank of tomorrow seems daunting. For banks that are entrenched in physical elements such as branch distribution networks, long-held conventions around paper-led compliance procedures, e...

03 Nov 2010
Bob Ford

What Social Interaction Do I Want With My Bank

Ok... I admit, I'm a little late to the party, but.... I have found Twitter. Those who know me may have started to suffer seeing my tweets over the past couple of weeks. On other other hand, as someon...

01 Nov 2010
A Finextra Member

Shock and awe - change is good!

There is the saying that ‘nobody likes change’ and in most cases you can attribute that to the fear of the unknown. Or, it is possible that people may just think that the old ways are better. I was s...

28 Oct 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
Brett King

The Rapid Disintermedation of Retail Bankers

The concept that banking is necessary, but banks are not has often been debated. The question of whether technology advances and new business model results in disintermediation is often dismissed as

27 Oct 2010
Brett King

SIBOS - Confusion reigns...

If I was to identify one dominant response from bankers at SIBOS this week it is confusion. Not confusion over the event, where to find sessions, or what they are doing here, but confusion over where ...

26 Oct 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
A Finextra Member

Sibos 2010: It's all about regulation, trust and recovery...

This week we have witnessed the financial services industry head in droves to Amsterdam for the annual Sibos event. This year, I expect that there will be three key themes shaping the event: Regulatio...

26 Oct 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
A Finextra Member

The next 12 months for mobile banking...

Customer service is key but resources are a challenge. Mobile banking is one of a handful of new banking services that seemed to come along just as banks withdrew investment in new services and reigne...

26 Oct 2010

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