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Richard Broadbent

From contactless to compliance: preparation is crucial for the next stage of the payments revolution

It’s incredible how quickly new technologies change consumer habits. Looking back, the arrival of the ATM clearly meant consumers could get access to cash 24/7 but what it really changed was their exp...

19 Jan 2017
Carlo R.W. De Meijer

Blockchain: Securities market infrastructure players in the contra-attack

Blockchain technology has long been viewed as a threat to CSDs and their role as intermediaries for securities transactions. Blockchain and distributed ledger technology may make the role of many inte...

19 Jan 2017
A Finextra Member

How Contextual Archiving Makes GDPR Compliance Easier

GDPR might give people the right to be forgotten, but finding them, understanding the context of their conversations, and figuring out if they really can be deleted while still complying with other re...

19 Jan 2017
A Finextra Member

A Trump card for regulation?

It's difficult to argue against any sensible form of regulation that ultimately makes the financial markets fairer and safer for all participants, but implementing and complying with all the new rules...

19 Jan 2017
A Finextra Member

How software maps can drive software innovation and transformation

Maps allow us to use both the visual and analytical sides of our brains simultaneously. Our brains are connected to instantly understand context and make use of what we see. Maps free up our minds to ...

19 Jan 2017
Robert Siciliano

Fake News is Becoming Too Real

Fake news is a problem that is taking the internet by storm, and it ran rampant during the 2016 Presidential Election. In fact, many believe that fake news stories had a strong impact on the outcome o...

17 Jan 2017
A Finextra Member

Learning how to 'like' default management: Using social media to improve collections

Social media channels offer rich opportunities to improve and even redefine the debt-related interactions between creditors and consumers. Like any new and disruptive technology, however, the differen...

17 Jan 2017
A Finextra Member

How can financial agreements be truly enforceable?

As we know from the PPI scandal, financial agreements can be far from air tight when it comes to being legally enforceable. Even when PPI was correctly contracted, many banks were unable to prove that...

17 Jan 2017
Vinod Sharma

CashLess Payments to Drive LessCash Payments

Abstract – Essentially, digital cash mimics the functionality of paper cash. The elimination of physical cash from economy is feasible is purely a technological perspective or assumption. Our hard ear...

17 Jan 2017
Innovation in Financial Services
A Finextra Member

When Transaction Laundering Finances Terror

This month marks the second anniversary of the deadly attacks in Paris, when terrorists Said and Cherif Kouachi attacked the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine on January 7, 2015 and when Amedy Coulibal...

17 Jan 2017
A Finextra Member

Banking Future is in Digital Channels and UX Strategy, Not in Marketing

2016 has just ended and 2017 has started. For most of the companies that means new strategic plans for possibility to grow in future. Banking industry is no exception. New year, new me or even better ...

17 Jan 2017
Innovation in Financial Services
A Finextra Member

Inside the FCA Sandbox: Part one - Application and acceptance

Late in 2016 The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) announced the first group participating in its regulatory sandbox. The initiative is the first of its kind globally and has sparked a series of world...

16 Jan 2017

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