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What banks and their customers can expect for the future

Jerry Norton, Managing Director, Financial Services, CGI, talks about the pivotal changes banks need to respond to, including PSD2, GDPR, instant payments and the need to leverage new technologies.

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Banks are transforming both digitally and culturally

Gerhard Kebbel, Managing Director, Digitalisation, Helaba, discusses the importance of digitalisation in financial services and the changes it brings. He talks about transforming the way banks both interact with, and respond to, their customers by engaging with them digitally to provide new innovative services and products. To achieve this banks have to undergo change embracing new technologies and cultural outlook.

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The future of Correspondent Banking and Cross Border Payments

Marc Recker, Head of Market Management, Institutional Cash Management, Deutsche Bank talks about the future of Correspondent Banking and Cross Border Payments in the Financial Institutions market. He offers his views on the need to look again at current business models, the issues of managing compliance, risk and transparency, the digital economy and and the imminent launch of Swift’s gpi initiative.

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There isn’t long to get a grip on instant payments

Paul Thomalla, Senior Vice President, Global Corporate Relations & Development, ACI Worldwide, talks about the next phase of instant payments, the consolidation into low value and high value payments, the need for international integration, and the cultural change required in banks to make instant – and digital – work.

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Preta launches project to build PSD2 directory

Following a stakeholder consultation started in 2016 to determine industry requirements, PRETA commits to providing a compliance-driven directory solution to support market actors in meeting PSD2 access-to-account provisions.

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AI opens up high-end next-gen automation

David Bannister, Principal Analyst, Financial Services Technology, Ovum, talks about the search for the killer app for voice processing technology, the cultural hurdles to be overcome on the path to AI adoption and how AI will work together with IoT and blockchain.

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Innovation platforms help banks exploit emerging tech

Rob Hetherington, Global General Manager Financial Services, SAP, talks about why emerging technologies are so hot right now, the use cases for machine learning already making an impact and how financial services firms need to be able to experiment to unlock the power of these technologies going forward.

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Brexit gives Dublin a chance to shine

Peter Vance, Head of Group Operations, Customer Services, AIB, looks forward to EBAday in Dublin, and discusses the strengths of Ireland as a financial – and technology – centre.

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Countdown to PSD2: Finextra surveys financial institutions on readiness and strategies

A new Finextra paper to be released at EBAday 2017 will gauge banks’ progress with PSD2 compliance and their thinking about the opportunities - and challenges - of the imminent regulatory change.

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Fifteen startups selected for EBAday Fintech Pavillion

Finextra and the Euro Banking Association have selected 15 of Europe's most promising startups to present their ideas to banking delegates attending EBAday 2017, the continent's leading payments and transaction banking event.

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PSD2 will be a slow burner for change

Matt Ryan, Director, Deloitte, outlines the most important aspects of PSD2 and what impact the regulation will have on the industry.

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Banks can bring much to digital identities

Vincent Brennan, Head of Group Operations & Payments, Bank of Ireland, discusses how open APIs can create value for customers and PSPs and how digital identities come into play.

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Token raises $15.7 million as PSD2 approaches

API-based transaction network Token has secured $15.7 million in Series A funding from major investors including Octopus Ventures, EQT Ventures and OP Financial Group as it bids to capitalise on opportunities from the forthcoming implementation of the PSD2 directive in Europe.

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Fintech Pavillion to host Europe's top startups at EBAday 2017

Finextra and the Euro Banking Association are inviting some of Europe's most promising early-stage startups to present their ideas to banking delegates attending EBAday 2017, Europe's leading payments and transaction banking event.

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Registration opens for EBAday 2017

Registration has opened for EBAday 2017, Europe's pre-eminent payments conference and exhibition, which will be staged this year in Dublin.

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MyBank sees steep growth in transaction volumes

MyBank looks back on a successful year 2016, which saw a continued steady growth of the e-authorisation solution across Europe.

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Finextra's 2016 in review

As Finextra pulls the shutters down on 2016, we take a look back at our most popular news stories, videos, and community engagement activities over the course of the past year. The site will re-open for business on 3 January 2017.

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More consensus needed for faster payments

Sean Rodriguez, Senior Vice President, Faster Payments Strategy Leader, Federal Reserve System, summarises the US faster payments landscape, and what needs to be done to create a united faster payments solution.

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Designing for what comes after Alexa

Tom Poole, Managing VP, Mobile Commerce, Capital One, discusses the explosion of channels out to the customer, the need to think ahead about how to take services to where the customers are, and how the umbrella term of digital wallet will likely evolve to reflect the different approaches of banks, retailers and tech firms.

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Start-ups will help banks create the future

Andreas Lambropoulos, Head of Strategic Initiatives for BNP Paribas International Financial Services, talks about the bank’s evolving approach to working with fintech start-ups, his vision for partnership between banks and fintechs, and the need for any innovation initiative to create value for clients and for the bank.