The Kansas City Fed explores the relative costs of different retail payment methods
Capgemini and RBC's 2012 World Wealth Report offers insights into the size, composition, geographic distribution, and investing behaviour of the world's population of high net worth individuals - those with US$1 million or more at their disposal for investing.
Thomas L. Hogan, assistant professor of economics at West Texas A&M University, argues for re-introduction of decentralised currency production by competing private banks.
KPMG shares social media lessons from banking insiders.
Capgemini and Efma's ninth annual World Retail Banking Report shows long term relationship between banks and their customers at a crossroads.
Tech experts interviewed by the Pew Research Centre believe that by 2020 many consumers will have embraced smart-device swiping for purchases, but some suspect financial companies will slow down the trend.
PwC surveyed approximately 3000 banking customers in nine different markets to understand customers' needs, attitudes and behaviours to digital media.
What next after Sepa? A comprehensive study of payments innovation in the European Union, the United States, Australia, and Canada.
Despite countless attempts and near-universal desire to replace them, passwords are more widely used and firmly entrenched than ever.
PwC explains how mobile payments will create the most significant revenue opportunities of the decade for financial institutions.
Ernst & Young probes the big questions facing leaders of telcos, technology, retail and banking, as they consider opportunities in the mobile money space.
Now in its seventh year, the World Payments Report (WPR) from Capgemini, The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), and Efma looks at how the global payments landscape is responding to shifts in economic and competitive conditions, advances in technology, increased regulatory pressure, and evolving customer demands.