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Over a third of UK bank branches closed in past five years

More than a third of the UK’s bank branches have shut their doors since 2015 while hundreds of those that remain have slashed their opening hours, new research from Which? reveals.

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Commerzbank to axe jobs and branches, invest in digitalisation

Commerzbank will reduce its headcount by 2300 and close 200 branches as part of strategic plan that will also see EUR750 million pumped into digitalisation and IT infrastructure.

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ICICI Bank claims industry first with robotic cash counters

India's ICICI bank has claimed to be the first bank in the country to deploy industrial robotic arms to count currency notes.

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Credit Suisse to reduce reliance on branch network, invest millions in digital

Credit Suisse is reducing its reliance on branches in its home market and instead pumping several hundred million francs into digital services.

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Commerzbank mulls deeper branch cuts and further job losses

Germany's Commerzbank is mulling the shut down of up to 200 branches with the loss of 2000 jobs as part of a new strategic plan to be unveiled this Autumn.

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Hang Seng introduces mobile e-tickets for branch counter service

Hang Seng bank is introducing a mobile e-ticketing service to cut the queues at its branch outlets in Hong Kong.

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UK PSR confirms Confirmation of Payee 31 March 2020 deadline

Following a slow roll out of ‘Confirmation of Payee’ (CoP) technology, the UK Payment Systems Regulator has ordered Lloyds, RBS Natwest, Barclays, HSBC, Nationwide and Santander to assure implementation by 31 March 2020.

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Caixabank rolls out facial recognition ATMs

Caixabank is introducing ATMs that enable customers to withdraw cash using just facial recognition technology at a new 2200 square metre branch in Valencia.

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ING introduces 'branches that make you feel like home'

ING is to transform its branches into a home-from-home for customers, rolling out a more human-centric design across its entire estate.

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Santander transforms shuttered branch into 'Work Cafe'

Banco Santander is to launch its 'Work Café' concept in the UK, billed as a community hub offering state-of-the-art banking facilities, free co-working spaces and freshly-brewed artisan coffee.

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Santander pips Metro Bank for best savings account

Santander has the most intuitive savings account and ranks fastest for account opening time when compared with nine other leading UK banks, according to Worship’s inaugural Savings Account Audit.

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Money 20/20 Europe 2019 Q&A: Rabobank’s Nico Strauss and Signicat’s John Erik Setsaas

Following their panel on why KYC is seen as a necessary evil, Finextra spoke to Nico Strauss, Tribe Lead B2B services at Rabobank and John Erik Setsaas, VP of Identity and Innovation at Signicat about how KYC could be used for social good, why digital identity is crucial for vulnerable groups like migrants and the impact of PSD2.

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UK banks commit to free access to cash

The UK banking industry is promising to work with local communities to ensure that Brits continue to have free access to cash as the country drifts towards a digital economy.

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Sberbank to open pilot branch in McDonald's outlet

Customers of Russia's Sberbank will soon be able to do their banking with a side-order of Big Mac and Fries following a collaboration deal agreed between the state-owned banking entity and the giant US burger chain.

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Money 20/20 Europe 2019: How to build a bank

Ronit Ghose, head of global banks research at Citi went hard before Money 20/20 Europe 2019 attendees headed home from Amsterdam and graced the stage to discuss long term strategy for building a bank from scratch.

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Credit Agricole sets €15bn tech budget through 2022

French bank Credit Agricole (CA) is set to spend €15 billion on new technology over the next four years as part of its digital transformation.

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Money 20/20 Europe 2019: The interplay of AI, cloud, blockchain and quantum computing

On the final day of Money 20/20 Europe 2019 in Amsterdam, Jesse McWaters, financial innovation lead at the World Economic Forum starts the day discussing the interplay of AI, cloud, blockchain and quantum computing, and what happens when it all collides.

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Money 20/20 Europe 2019 Q&A: ING’s Benoît Legrand

Benoît Legrand, chief innovation officer at ING, graced the stage at Money 20/20 Europe in Amsterdam to discuss how the Dutch bank has developed and deployed its own innovation methodology. Ahead of the session, Finextra spoke to Legrand about post-Brexit Amsterdam, where ideas for innovation comes from and what platforms actually are.

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Money 20/20 Europe 2019: Is Open Banking a complete fiasco?

On the Industry Transmutation stage at Money 20/20 Europe 2019 in Amsterdam, Dave Birch, global ambassador at Consult Hyperion opens an afternoon of sessions on Open Banking and the potential it has to reshape the way the financial services industry works.

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Money 20/20 Europe 2019: The future of B2B banking

What can we expect from the banking industry in 2019? The second day of sessions at Money 20/20 Europe 2019 answers this question, with Drew Graham, director, digital strategy at Barclays, kicking off proceedings with Claire Calmejane, group chief innovation officer at Société Générale, Dr. Leda Glyptis, 11:FS Foundry CEO and chief of staff at 11:FS and Anne Boden, CEO and founder of Starling Bank.