1137 Results from 2015
Robert Siciliano Security Analyst at Safr.me
Yes, identity fraud is SO common that someone becomes a victim every two seconds. The 2014 Identity Fraud Study, as reported on javelinstrategy.com, turned up some alarming results. Though the dollar amount stolen had decreased over the year preceding the study, the number of victims had increased. People at highest risk were ages 35 to 44. Account...
04 June 2015 /security
Retired Member
One of the easiest channels to use Contact Centre for sure, what is required simply dialling couple of numbers – surfing through the IVR (this could be challenging though?!) – finalizing your task via IVR or Agent. Contact centres are old as Cards so both could be considered grandparents of Digital Banking, so deserve respect and understanding. CC...
04 June 2015 /retail Innovation in Financial Services
Bo Harald Chairman/Founding member, board member at Trust Infra for Real Time Economy Prgrm & MyData,
03 June 2015 Innovation in Financial Services
And no private customers either - just human customers in several roles. A legal person has btw never done anything. So remember this when you create services. Same user experience across roles - and across services. Primary example is to allow use of e-banking codes as ID in other services that need a strong e-id - and then use them also for signi...
03 June 2015
You’ve probably heard of people storing information in “the cloud,” but what does that really mean, and is it safe to put your data there? The cloud is best described as a network of servers offering different functions. Some servers allow you to store and access data, while others provide an online service. You may be familiar with “cloud services...
03 June 2015 /security
Today I read an article on CNBC written by Eric Rosenbaum about what Peter Diamandis, executive chairman and co-founder of Singularity University recently said (and much more). “Finance will be the most disrupted industry in the next 10 years,” Well if we think about the changes technology has brought to this normally conservative industry during ...
03 June 2015 /payments /retail
Who needs psychics to reveal future lottery numbers when you can hack into the state lottery association and tamper with it? That apparently was the reasoning of Eddie Raymond Tipton, 51. Prosecutors believe Tipton inserted a thumb drive into a computer—the one that spits out random numbers for the lottery, says an article in the Des Moines Registe...
02 June 2015 /security
Interesting to see that Martin Wheatley, head of the FCA, is siding with the largest asset managers in their push back against the Financial Stability Board. The basic idea is that because of their size, global regulators want to deem them “systemically important” and so encumber them with greater liquidity requirements and other controls. This s...
02 June 2015 /regulation
Neil Clarke Business Development Director at Volante Technologies
For millennia mankind has been fighting viral mutations, not only those that affecting humans, but also those impacting harvested flora and fauna. However, though significantly less life threatening, but still a huge challenge to the global financial services business, is the ever changing and proliferating library of financial messaging standards...
02 June 2015 /payments
Graham Seel Principal Consultant at BankTech Consulting
Is that arrogant enough? But what if we could create a generalized digital lending platform that is specifically designed for the needs of the world’s poorest people? Is that remotely possible? What might it look like? This blog takes a high-level shot at this – not because I think have all the answers (duh!) but in the hope that it will generate s...
01 June 2015 Financial Inclusion
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