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Paul Dawson

Electronic Invoicing and Dinosaurs

Much has been said about the benefits of electronic invoicing. The cost and resource benefits for companies is well known, the contribution to reducing the VAT Gap is coming to light (just look at the...

24 Feb 2019
Electronic invoicing
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Prepaid Makes Insurance Payouts Easier And More Cost-Effective

If your house is damaged in a storm, you don’t have time to wait around to settle your insurance claim or wait for a payment–you need help now. Previously, insurance companies would send paper cheques...

22 Feb 2019
Domenico Scaffidi

Liquidity fragmentation: enemy of global treasuries

There is a lot of change going on in the cash management industry. Payment modernization, increased regulation and market and consumer 24/7 expectations are seen as four catalysts causing a distinct s...

20 Feb 2019
Treasury Management
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Real time payments significant impact on Financial Services

As real-time payment rails expand geographically, there’s an underlying infrastructure that allows payments to be paid to anyone at anytime, anywhere. These payments can be account-to-account (e.g., V...

17 Feb 2019
Banking Strategy, Digital and Transformation
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Moving B2B Payments From Cheques To Digital Pt. 2

Cheque creation and issuance can delay the movement of capital, costing businesses time, money, and efficiencies. Cheques can hurt your business cash-flow, as it’s never clear when a cheque that you s...

15 Feb 2019
Ketharaman Swaminathan

Why Do People Obsess Over Security And Then Make Payments Without A Password?

Let’s take the following two statements: Indians are obsessed over security Indians make payments without entering any password. Each of these statements is a fact. But, taken together, they appear ...

15 Feb 2019
Corey Baggett

18th vs. 21st Century Disruption: A Parable in Payment Disputes

There is something happening in the eCommerce world that is baffling. Since the illogical actions and inconsistent mindsets are hard to explain, I’ll use an example from history to illustrate a mode

14 Feb 2019
Fintech
Paul Marcantonio

Fighting Friction in the Payment Process

It goes without saying (but I’ll say it anyway) that the payment process – as the make-or-break moment of any customer journey – must be as smooth as possible. So why are so many e-Commerce sites stil...

13 Feb 2019
Payments strategies 2015-2020-2030
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Moving B2B Payments From Cheques To Digital Pt. 1

In 2004, 81 percent businesses used cheques for B2B payments. By 2007, that number fell to 74 percent. In 2016, this number was below 50 percent. Why have businesses stopped using cheques? The reason ...

12 Feb 2019
Janne Jutila

My identity is my money

Dictum meum pactum “My word is my bond” was the motto for trading in London Stock Exchange since 18:th century. If you made a verbal agreement, you backed it up with your money. Something similar is...

11 Feb 2019
Bob Lyddon

Pay.uk’s Byzantine organisation promises longevity for New Payments Architecture programme

The Byzantine Empire is deemed to have emerged in 476 A.D., its being based on the residual Eastern Roman Empire at the point at which the Western one collapsed. The Byzantine Empire survived for near...

09 Feb 2019
Transaction Banking
Paul Dawson

The Supplier is Key to the Electronic Invoicing Movement

My mum made me tidy the house regularly. (And I mean tidy.) One of my early initiations was my briefing on how to wash up. I was instructed - very carefully and precisely - on which pot, plate or pan ...

08 Feb 2019
Electronic invoicing

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