Innovation

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Goldman Sachs forms new venture for enterprise mobile technology

US investment bank Goldman Sachs has spun off internally developed technology used to enable employees to securely communicate via mobile devices and teamed up with a software company.

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Fintech qualification programme launches

A new certification programme claims to be the first global qualification exclusively for technologists working within financial institutions.

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HSBC opens Singapore innovation lab

HSBC has opened a fintech innovation lab in Singapore that will focus on developing digital and mobile banking services tailored to clients in Asia Pacific.

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Nasdaq signs first clients to blockchain-based platform

Nasdaq has signed up the first batch of clients for its new blockchain-enabled platform for trading shares in private companies.

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Bank boards have little or no technology experience says study

A survey by Accenture has found that almost half of the world's biggest banks have no directors with any technology experience on their board.

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MasterCard bids to make everything a payment device

MasterCard is looking beyond cards and mobile phones, launching a programme that will let partner firms turn anything from purses to keyfobs to jewellery in contactless payments devices.

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Fintech to bridge $2 trillion SME funding gap - World Economic Forum

Fintech startups in P2P lending and crowdfunding are set to play a key role in bridging a $2 trillion funding gap for millions of small businesses worldwide says the World Economic Forum.

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ASX considers replacing clearing and settlement system with blockchain

The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) could replace its clearing and settlement system with a blockchain-based alternative.

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EMV will be irrelevant, NFC to take over, says Vinod Khosla

Silicon Valley entrepreneur and investor, Vinod Khosla held little back in his keynote at the Money 20/20 conference, denouncing the US move to EMV chip cards as "screwed up" and predicting that "NFC will takeover in three years."

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Royal Bank of Scotland to connect all staff to Facebook at Work

Royal Bank of Scotland is to connect 100,000 staff across the bank to Facebook at Work, an enterprise version of the social network, to encourage collaboration and allow employees to communicate faster and more efficiently.

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Team Replay scoop first prize in $125,000 fintech hackathon

Staying up all night in Vegas to make $20,000 used to mean a night at the roulette wheel. Not anymore. Team 'Replay' scooped first prize in the Money 20/20 hackathon and took home a cheque for $20,000.

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India and Bangladesh play unlikely starring role at Money 20/20

Financial inclusion featured high on the agenda of the opening sessions at Money 20/20 in Las Vegas. Initiatives from Asia were highlighted as showing best practice in solving identity issues.

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Capital One lets customers ditch security questions for a phone swipe

Capital One is offering customers the chance to replace security questions for some transactions with a simple swipe of their mobile phones.

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American Express makes first bitcoin investment

American Express has taken its first steps into the cryptocurrency world, participating in a Series A funding round in bitcoin payments venture Abra.

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Blockchain firms form alliance to help take on crooks

Keen to shake off bitcoin's association with the underworld, a collection of blockchain firms have banded together on a forum promising to work with law enforcement agencies to tackle criminals using the technology.

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Banks need to develop new core competencies to survive - BBVA COO

Banks need to develop core competencies in design, Big Data, digital sales, processes and software, and cultural change if they are to succeed in the future, says BBVA chief operating officer Carlos Torres Vila.

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Lloyds creates digital skills training course for IT staffers

Lloyds Banking Group tech staff are to gain access to a bespoke 'Digital Foundations' course as part of a group-wide effort to equip employees with the tools and training necessary to drive innovation across the organisation.

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T&Cs error sees AIB demand datahack participants hand over IP

AIB's efforts to reach out to young techies took a blow after the Irish bank mangled the terms and conditions for an upcoming 'DataHack' event, requiring participants to relinquish intellectual property rights for their work.

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ABN Amro sets up EUR10 million fintech fund

ABN Amro has joined the ranks of banks setting up a venture fund to invest in startups that can help the bank accelerate its own digital transformation.

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Millennials embrace wearable banking - poll

Almost half of UK 18-30-year olds have banked on a wearable device since the launch of the Apple Watch six months ago, according to figures from Intelligent Environments.