Innovation

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Academics raise the level of banking conversations

Peter Ware, Director, SWIFT Institute, discusses researching the progression of the financial industry alongside technology, and the benefits of academia and financial industry professionals working together, ahead of the SWIFT Business Forum London, 20th April, 2016.

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Instant payment should be an everyday process

David Yates, CEO, VocaLink, discusses the global importance of real-time payments, and how overlay services can deliver value to businesses and consumers.

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Real-time to cause technology investment shift

Peter Farley, Senior Marketing Strategist, Capital Markets, Misys, speaks about the need to import real-time capabilities into the analytics activities of banks and how this affects technology investment.

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Consumer choice will define the future of payments

Ann Cairns, President of International Markets, MasterCard Worldwide, outlines the global trend towards contactless payments and wearables.

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Separate the substance from the blockchain hype

Nick Williamson, CEO and Co-Founder, and Eric Benz, COO and Co-Founder, Credits, discusses the hype around blockchain and how retail bankers should be preparing for the technology.

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Payments is all about speed and access

Nicolas Huss, CEO, Visa Europe, discusses today's payments climate and how innovation affects the established players in the industry.

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The UK infrastructure is a fintech enabler

Stephen Grainger, Managing Director, Market Infrastructures & Experts, SWIFT, outlines the changes in the payments industry caused by fintech innovation and regulation, ahead of the SWIFT Business Forum London, 20th April, 2016.

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Blockchain will be integrated into today’s systems

Stephen Gilderdale, Managing Director, UK, Ireland and Nordics, SWIFT, speaks about the potential changes banks face brought on by blockchain technology, APIs and cyber-security, ahead of the SWIFT Business Forum London, 20th April, 2016.

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PSD2: the new race for digital identity ownership

José Rodrigues, Solution Director, CA Technologies, outlines the biggest challenges and opportunities PSD2 creates, and how companies should be acting now in preparation.

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All aspects of banking are open to disruption

Jonas Huckestein, Co-founder, CTO, Mondo, speaks about how the banking business is set to be disrupted, and how you can differentiate between challenger banks based on their desire to have a banking licence immediately or at a later date.

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Structural deficiency in the fintech industry

Travers Clarke-Walker, CMO, Fiserv, talks about a structural deficiency that creates a disconnect between fintech investment and banks buying their services, and how the established banks and new entrants can solve this problem.

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Consumer platforms could overthrow banks

Christoph Rieche, CEO and Founder, iwoca, outlines what the next five years hold for fintech and bank partnerships, the limitations of traditional SME lending platforms, and how Google might be set to revolutionise banking in the future.

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Disconnect in banks between IT and business

Peter Farley, Senior Marketing Strategist, Capital Markets, Misys, discusses the key findings in the 'Capital Markets Set for Transformation' report, how banks suffer a disconnect between business managers and technologists, and how they prioritise technology capabilities.

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Continuity of access to capital is crucial

Will Beeson, Head of Operations & Innovation, CivilisedBank, discusses if SME needs are being met by traditional and challenger banks, and how collaboration is the solution to issues arising from a potential lack of continuity of alternative lending and limited funding from traditional banks.

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Current account most open to disruption

Alex Letts, Founder & Chief Executive, Ffrees, discusses the areas of banking most open to disruption, and the difficulty for challengers in reaching customers in the same numbers as traditional banks.

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Both the busker and millionaire should be welcomed

Jonathan Kernkraut, Retail and Business Proposition Director, Metro Bank, outlines what customers want from next generation banking, and how individual care is important.

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Banks can always innovate

David Webber, Managing Director, Intelligent Environments, speaks about banks’ understanding of what customers want from next generation banking, and the role of technology in allowing them to innovate.

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We’ve had B2B, we’ve had B2C, now it’s Me2B

James Redfern, Head of Sales, eWise, speaks about how the market for aggregation services is evolving with technology innovations, and banks’ responses to the rise of aggregation and how it benefits customers.

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NextGen passes strong message to foster innovation

Jim Wadsworth, Product Director, VocaLink, picks out his highlights of Finextra’s NextGen Banking event at Level39, and the call to action for banks that attended.

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If you can’t offer FPS, you can’t compete

Chris Dunne, Director of Market Development, VocaLink, highlights how important a settlement account at the Bank of England is for access to faster payments services (FPS), and how a common message standard could benefit schemes.