Banking Technology March 2020 issue out now
Keep calm and carry on: Where does COVID-19 leave the Chinese fintech market?
Keep calm and carry on: Where does COVID-19 leave the Chinese fintech market?
It’s vital that we use the year ahead to invest in long-term consumer testing.
FinTech Futures publishes its latest industry report, on digital identity and fraud.
Break out the birthday cake as the Second Payments Directive (PSD2) just turned two!
Bento will be rebranded as GrabInvest.
A total of 3,059 crime reports were submitted to Action Fraud regarding the scam.
Its mobile app will integrate “AI-driven” Jumio identity verification technology for its KYC.
Top dogs: The challenger bank success stories of 2019.
A collection of thoughts across the industry on what Brexit day means for them.
How to identify, recognise, authenticate and protect customers – wherever they are, at scale, in real time, across a growing number of devices, and connected objects.
Egyptian regulator also plans internet banking overhaul.
There are no shortage of challenges that will need to be addressed through innovation.
The rounds are part of a larger $50 million Series C round by AngelHub.
UK Finance notes more than 75% of merchants are unaware of SCA.
A legal evangelist explains why she expects the future of contracts to be autonomous.
As many as 8% of US consumers are affected by identity fraud at Christmas time.
Ruby Hinchliffe dissects her top five 2019 fintech trends from this year’s top stories!
A year in review.
Nigeria & Ghana have taken significant steps toward increasing access to digitisation.
Westpac has been using IBM’s infrastructure since the 1990s.
Traditional banks might find themselves facing a future where the front doors are locked for them!
Pressure for speed has impacted the time available to ensure accuracy.
The role of AML compliance officer/MLRO has never been more challenging.
Banks tend to over-promise to customers through their adverts, says ING CIO
Who’s adopting this tech and what’s in store for it down the line?
Several countries are now adopting this model of a unified platform.
Goldman Sachs faces official inquiry in NY over alleged Apple Card sexism.
Lisa Nowell leaves ClearBank after just six months.
The identity challenge.
Lidya expanded to Central Eastern Europe (CEE) earlier this month.
Temenos says it was chosen to “address stringent regulatory demands”.
The role of banking compliance is in mid-evolution.
FSB & G7 leaders believe it should halt operations until legal oversight is completed.
Lessons from Africa.
By standardising and automating, the industry will become “future-proof”.
Over time, like the isolated email systems before them, digital identity solutions will become interoperable.
See our final wrap-up of the London-hosted four day event!
A unified environment for the detection and investigation of both fraud and financial crimes.
Failure to accurately verify customer and business identities online has been a sharp thorn.
Scanovate’s KYC Orchestra has been doing full tours in the EU, Latin America, Israel and the US.