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Dutch central government is ready for eInvoicing but in practice relies on paper Since 1 January 2011, companies have been able to submit their invoices to the central government by electronic means. If the central government is ready to move to electronic invoicing (eInvoicing), the dominant practice remains that of paper invoices. All 78 central...
16 February 2011
Basel II regulation focused on the consolidation and measurement of risk. Financial organisations built IT systems that gathered ‘exposure’ information, analysed it and calculated the measures required by the Basel accord. Basel III addresses two areas of regulation – solvency and liquidity – thereby ensuring that banks have sufficient capital to ...
14 February 2011 /regulation
Uri Rivner CEO and Co-Founder at Refine Intelligence
In this ZeusiLeaks file I’ll talk about how fraudsters tap the communications of a company’s executive board - the holy grail of inside info. Quick reminder: WikiLeaks, the largest leak of data the world has seen? Nonsense! Trojans like Zeus and SpyEye lurk on millions of personal, corporate and government PCs, stealing data 24 by 7. Everything you...
09 February 2011 /security
The European Commission has today proposed to set EU-wide end-dates for the migration of the old national credit transfers and direct debits to the recently created Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) instruments. It will mean that national credit transfers and direct debits are phased out and the recently created pan-European systems take their place...
09 February 2011
Brett King CEO & Founder at Moven
At Finovate Europe last week we saw a lot of what I would generally classify as "me too" PFM efforts. While there were a few stand out examples, such as Meniga and Linxo, I don't think these platforms are robust enough for where we are going. This says a lot I know, because most banks are still not at this basic stage of having PFM depl
08 February 2011 /retail
Given the recent discussions on the Starbucks Payment App and emerging NFC I thought this interview with myself and Omar Green (Intuit, Director of Strategic Mobile Initiatives) by Lori Ann Lorocco at CNBC might be of interest... Will the wallet soon be a thing of the past? At the rate mobile banking apps are being adopted, who knows. Intuit annou
05 February 2011 /payments
Bo Harald Chairman/Founding member, board member at Trust Infra for Real Time Economy Prgrm & MyData,
http://eeiplatform.com/3764/poland-no-longer-requires-qualified-signature-or-edi-with-e-invoicing/
03 February 2011 /payments
It is true, we are more than just a number. Unfortunately people don't tend to have unique names - for instance I share my name with the developer of a computer game from the 1980's called "Repton". In the physical world, this doesn't really matter - if I need to give you some money I hand it to you in person: I have identified you, we
02 February 2011 /payments
The EU is a key target for cybercrime because of its advanced Internet infrastructure, rates of adoption and increasingly Internet-mediated economies and payment systems. A few weeks ago Europol, EU’s defence against the dark arts, released their rapport (or iOCTA as they call it) on cybercrime. Underneath or some highlights from this illusive rapp...
02 February 2011
Nick Ogden Chairman at Ogden Research
Some of the best minds in business are gathered at the London Business Design Centre today to witness cutting-edge financial and banking technology innovations at Finovate 2011. Chris Skinner kicked off the show by talking about what he sees as the top themes in innovation and the things he believes are having the biggest impact on banking. First ...
01 February 2011 /security /payments
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