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Paul Penrose

Don't give up the day job...ever

Just stumbled across this jaw-dropping anecdote from a NY Times article on the May 6 Flash crash: The founder of Tradebot, in Kansas City, Mo., told students in 2008 that his firm typically held stoc...

20 May 2010
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Bo Harald

Expectation-surge from corporate customers

Equens and a number of partners (Fraunhofer, IBM etc.) do a regular survey on what banks, customers etc. want in payments, innovations etc. The attached chart from the results (published yesterday) is...

20 May 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
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THE WORST IDEA SINCE THE BERLIN WALL

By trying to ring-fence the bond market Mrs Merkel's government has durably dented the world's confidence in Germany's and EU willingness to abide by principles of the free markets. Worse, this lack o...

20 May 2010
Robert Siciliano

Facebooks New and only Security Feature

So maybe you used a public PC to log into your Facebook account and you hit a button that saved your login credentials. Or maybe you received an email from what you thought was Facebook and you plug

20 May 2010
Olivier Berthier

Mashups - How much control could banks give their customers?

Mashups are beginning to excite the banking world because of their potential to give customers more control over customer data – to be able to query it, manipulate it, enhance it and even combine it

19 May 2010
Transaction Banking
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Governance of delivery of business value by consultants

Management and IT consultants are typically used to further the strategic and operational objectives of a bank. In fact, financial institutions account for, by far, the most spending on consultants t...

19 May 2010
Elizabeth Lumley

Social media - the haters, the lovers and the real world

For the past few weeks I have been talking with a group of people at a large global bank about doing a Twitterview (it is scheduled, and will be publicised closer to the date, so keep your pants on). ...

19 May 2010
Social Banks
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Are women bad networkers?

Are women bad networkers? In my opinion the answer to this question is, of course, no. At womenintechnology we organise lots of networking events which are always very popular. There was a piece in th...

19 May 2010
Women in Technology
Robert Siciliano

Phishers Ties Up Victims Phones, Killing Notification

Many of today’s automated processes are designed with security and/or convenience in mind. For example, if a credit card companies’ anomaly detection software detects irregular spending on your cred

19 May 2010
Robert Siciliano

10 Ways To Prevent Phishing

The Anti Phishing Working Group published a new report seeking to understand such trends by quantifying the scope of the global phishing problem, especially by examining domain name usage and phish

19 May 2010
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DTCC corporate action standards

The release of the first set of draft ISO 20022 corporate action announcment by the DTCC is an excellent achievement for them and their partners SWIFT and XBRL US. The introduction of standard messag...

19 May 2010
XBRL Discussion Group
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Strategy 1: Incremental Innovation, big bang advantage!

The term incremental innovation doesn’t begin to do justice to its potential. Yes! Incremental innovation is about gradual improvement rather than earth-shattering change, but that doesn’t make it any...

18 May 2010

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