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Nick Ogden

Ignoring the hype in the move towards a cashless society

There’s been a lot of talk recently about the idea of ‘cashless society’ and numerous journalists seem to be jumping on the bandwagon in a bid to write a colourful story. This usually involves testing...

07 Oct 2010
A Finextra Member

What financial services can learn from manufacturing: part 2

In my last blog I looked at different revolutions that have impacted the manufacturing industry in the past, and what the payments industry can learn from them, specifically the use of interchangeable...

06 Oct 2010
A Finextra Member

PCI DSS Applicability in an EMV Environment

Today we have seen the release of the PCI DSS take on PCI DSS Applicability in an EMV Environment: A Guidance Document. Today, we see my take on it … This document makes sense, provided one believes

05 Oct 2010
Uri Rivner

Operation Trident

The bloodhounds are continuing to register notable victories over online crime rings. This time there were a massive series of arrests done in US, UK and other countries in relation to fraudsters spr...

04 Oct 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
A Finextra Member

Cairo conference focuses on Data Field Encryption

If Visa’s Payment Security Forum held in Cairo this week is anything to go by, Data Field Encryption projects certainly seem to be on the agenda for banks in the Middle East, Africa, and Eastern Euro...

30 Sep 2010
Information Security
A Finextra Member

What financial services can learn from manufacturing: part 1

Throughout its life, the manufacturing industry has gone through many changes that have each revolutionized the way products are made. Consider the principle of using uniform and interchangeable parts...

30 Sep 2010
Alexander Mifsud

A more open approach to innovation

The recent Finextra webcast on retail banking innovation caused some a debate from various industry experts. The general consensus seemed to be that banks are severely constrained in terms of how much...

30 Sep 2010
Bo Harald

A Digital Single Market - why and how?

DG Infosoc is gearing up activities under the Digital Single Market headline. When this is being rolled out it is important to ask the question: Why? The obvious answers are that large scale x-sector...

29 Sep 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
David Divitt

Internet banking faces a new threat

The recent announcement of the multi-channelled Zeus attack on a user's internet banking account is an interesting hypothesis and surely will not be the last when it comes to beating the ever advancin...

27 Sep 2010
Bo Harald

Nobody promised you a rose garden

I went to a book publishing party yesterday. Wonderful book about interior design and life by extraordinary personality. Lots of cultural types around and good food. And as I am kind of known as Mr. e...

25 Sep 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
A Finextra Member

Why don't you become a payments provider? Part 2

Previously on “Why don’t you become” (here): people put their money in wallets (be those banks, or just stashes). Networks then pierce a hole in these wallets and create a widespread network that all

22 Sep 2010
Innovation in Financial Services
A Finextra Member

Brits continue to turn away from cash and cheques

For a number of years now, we have seen a reduction in the use of cheque and as such, the Payments Council decided on the closure for cheque clearing by 2018. In our experience, large UK corporates ar...

21 Sep 2010

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