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Pat Carroll

Isis 1 year on: don't forget security on NFC payments

Happy birthday, Isis! This week sees the one-year anniversary of the initial launch of Isis, the US joint venture formed by AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless to create a national mobile payments...

18 Nov 2011
Innovation in Financial Services
Brett King

The Instincts of Banking are Changing...again

Without thinking consciously about it, over time core behaviors change producing different instinctive reactions. When a phone rings today, we go to our pocket or purse, not running to a device on a d...

18 Nov 2011
Innovation in Financial Services
A Finextra Member

eBAM: All the Hype, Again

Electronic bank account management (eBAM), an automated approach to the opening, closing and management of bank accounts seems simple, right? So simple in fact, that when the idea was first introduced...

18 Nov 2011
Innovation in Financial Services
A Finextra Member

Virgin Money - the New Customer Service Champ or Chump?

Notwithstanding the debate over the price (to the taxpayer) and whether anyone seriously considered re-mutualisation, how will Virgin Money nee Northern Rock win over customers? The Great British Bank...

18 Nov 2011
A Finextra Member

400 million euro; for what?

At a recent conference a senior member of the T2S development team said that to date €350m had been spent on development and this was likely to rise to about €400m due to the 9 months delay announced ...

18 Nov 2011
Post-Trade Forum
A Finextra Member

Rating Agencies Stampeding Cattle

Since the first signs of the Credit Crunch and the debacle of bad asset valuation in the subprime disaster, the role of Credit Rating Agencies has created deep concern for Governments and Regulators a...

17 Nov 2011
Post-Trade Forum
A Finextra Member

Why we should be asking our banks to take more risks

The problem. A lot of people would agree when I say that the financial services industry is flawed. There is a fundamental issue that sits behind all these problems, driving the financial crisis as we...

16 Nov 2011
A Finextra Member

Too early to tell?

Even if you’re not directly interested in antipodean fragmentation, Australia will provide a particularly pure data set for what is fast becoming a global phenomenon. This is because (right now at lea...

16 Nov 2011
A Finextra Member

Online Communities: next stage of loyalty for retail banks?

With the rise of social media leading to new collective behaviors, there is no doubt the power and influence of online communities is growing stronger. This is clearly demonstrated by the recent ‘Bank...

15 Nov 2011
A Finextra Member

Mobile banking: the substance behind the hype

There has been a lot of debate lately as to whether mobile banking and payments are more than just hype, with cynics purporting that consumer adoption will not take off. While consumers may not be rus...

14 Nov 2011
Finance 2.0
A Finextra Member

Basel III, the new rules

Under Basel III‘s new rules, capital efficiency is no longer a mere function of return and leverage. The ability to collect information and process trades directly impacts the volume and breadth of ac...

14 Nov 2011
A Finextra Member

The compliance tide turns for no man

Anybody that has lived by the sea understands the tide is something that is well documented and inevitable. You account for it and plan for it, there is no hiding from the fact. In the same way mobile...

14 Nov 2011

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