Innovation in Financial Services

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Group founded 12 Nov 2007
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A discussion of trends in innovation management within financial institutions, and the key processes, technology and cultural shifts driving innovation.

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New transaction systems don't require bank consensus

In response to some questions on the Catalyst Code blog I thought I might make a few things clearer here, such why I see a real change coming faster than many may realise. The thrust of the commen...

25 May 2008
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Interchange Battle - Superceded by Technology Innovation?

A few minutes in the lab can sometimes change the world. Transactions are going to change. Settlement and interchange will too. I can see how high interchange fees are more likely to encourage competi...

18 May 2008
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Telly-Teller ATM from IBM or a mobile in your pocket?

I think the telly-teller is a great initiative to cope with unexpected in-branch demand, but if banks misuse it there could be repercussions. I don't want sensory overload from an honour guard of bes...

15 May 2008
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Bank of Mars announce 'Wally the Robot' valet purchasing

Mars News 2015 Citi read first Due to a total failure of trust in financial instruments, HomoDuoCerebrus Inc, makers of military grade humanoid warrior robot 'Wally the Robot' has teamed up with th...

14 May 2008
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Advanced Thinking in Action with RIM RBC, Thomson Reuters

When I first saw this announcement on finextra I wondered a moment about a previous blog where I mentioned a letter telling me I'd won an award of a million dollars. I'm sure a few mobile technology d...

13 May 2008
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Bank of America's heroic decision to blog with customers

I applaud BofA in their bold move into the bloggosphere. I also think that here should be an industry code of conduct for blogging with customers on financial sites, don't cringe - it'll be good for e...

10 May 2008
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Poor credit card security bites the bank debit market?

Is there irony in this? Maybe it's only a nibble at the moment. There seem to be a lot of pre-paid products coming onto the market being promoted as a safer alternative to credit cards on the internet...

05 May 2008
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Australian banks consider radical payments scheme

Australian financial institutions are considering a radical initiative that could see BPAY codes trump bank account numbers. Codenamed MAMBO (Me and My Bank Online), the top-secret BPAY proposal could...

05 May 2008
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Ditch the cards and the card fraud is gone...

The obvious solution would be to look for a substitute, rather than try and do the same old card thing. I think everyone is pretty convinced that we'd like to lose the cards, especially if it means lo...

29 Apr 2008
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A Review of Corporate Actions Automation

Congratulations must go to Gary Wright who chaired the corporate actions automation conference in London week before last week. The conference did two things that are pretty rare these days. It actu...

28 Apr 2008
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How can Banks explore WEB 3.0 or whatever it's called?

The questions a bank needs to ask include: Do our customers know enough about our products and services? The answer to this is always no. Can we handle some (possibly negative) feedback? ...

28 Apr 2008
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Confusion in the Mobile Payments Market

I don't know whether to be concerned or pleased that 100 million of us may be paying by mobile by 2011. The Gartner report suggests that: wireless application protocol (WAP), - requiring software an...

24 Apr 2008

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