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The Emmental Enigma

Those of you that have followed this blog know that I have commented a few times on the impact on fragmentation when a primary market has been unavailable. Well, yesterday it was the turn of SIX Group...

13 Nov 2009
Dirk Kinvig

Finextra News story pages get a spruce up

The Web Development Team has been busy yet again. We've created a new look and feel for the individual news story pages. Some elements on the page have been moved around. Other elements have been adde...

13 Nov 2009
Finextra site news
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It's in the news...

I went along to the Forum on News Analytics over in Canary Wharf on Monday evening, organised by Professor Gautam Mitra from OptiRisk / Carisma at Brunel University. I guess we are in the early day...

13 Nov 2009
Data Management 101
A Finextra Member

Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose

Or marketing's just the same as it always was, despite the technology. This post is prompted by a blog post from PRGeek (Jon Silk, @prgeek) from a social media conference today. He suggests in a rece...

12 Nov 2009
Robert Siciliano

Smarten Up. Increase Your Information Security Vocabulary

Years ago (like 20) a friend was graduating from college and moving away and a bunch of friends were throwing a party for this person. Collectively they asked me if I’d write a small speech as a versi...

12 Nov 2009
A Finextra Member

Monopolies Bad, MTFS are Good?

I was chatting with the guys at Fidessa Towers the other day about what constitutes the “right” business model for venues in the post MiFID environment. It’s an interesting question, and one the Euro...

12 Nov 2009
A Finextra Member

2010 the start of the Debit Card Decade?

With the pain of the Banking induced recession, the ending of the ‘credit on demand' society, the growing animosity of the banking regulators, and the falling from fashion of the credit card, will its...

12 Nov 2009
Transaction Banking
Steven Murdoch

Finextra video interview on CAP vulnerabilities

Today, Finextra published a video interview with me, discussing my research on banks using card readers for online banking, which was recently featured on TV. In this interview, I discuss some of th...

11 Nov 2009
Information Security
Uri Rivner

The Heist

A stealthy hack into a financial system; clever manipulation of data by exploiting hidden vulnerabilities; an international cash-out operation of gargantuan proportions reminiscent of Al-Qaeda multipl...

11 Nov 2009
Online Banking
Stephen Wilson

If US banks still need convincing on chips ...

If only we could get our collective heads around the problem of assuring the pedigree of online information -- be it credit card numbers, or simply name and address -- the ROI for chip cards would be ...

10 Nov 2009
Keith Appleyard

DEFRA Single Payment Scheme shows poor value for money

The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) Rural Payments Agency’s Single Payment Scheme uses a £350 million IT system to pay farmers the right amount in EU subsidies. But the Natio...

10 Nov 2009
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A Finextra Member

Is SWIFT Running Fast into a Monopoly?

The news that SWIFT has been organising meetings between payment banks and several large Corporates in their Le Hulpe offices could be seen as great news by many hoping for streamlining in the Eurozon...

10 Nov 2009

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