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Movenbank promises to 'reboot' banking at Sibos

Bank innovation evangelist and inveterate Finextra blogger Brett King took to the stage at the Sibos international banking conference in Toronto to outline his plans for the creation of Movenbank, an entirely new branchless, paperless, and mobile centric bank.

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The evolution of branch banking

Steve O'Neill, head of branch marketing at HSBC, talks with Finextra about how the branch still has a place in the future of retail banking.

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Google to launch credit card; PayPal to move offline

Non-bank competition in the payments market is set to hot up as Google launches its own credit card and PayPal expands on its bricks-and-mortar strategy.

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Tesco Bank online problems rumble on

Days after claiming to have fixed the problem, Tesco Bank is still being affected by a computer glitch that is preventing some savings customers from accessing their accounts online.

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Tesco ready for banking switch

UK retailer Tesco says it is in the final stages of introducing its own systems and infrastructure for its fully-fledged banking operation, with savings and loans products now available to new customers

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O2 contracts suppliers for mobile wallet launch

UK wireless carrier O2 has contracted with Wave Crest, FIS, Intelligent Environments and Visa Europe to deliver the payments and processing systems for the launch of a full-scale commercial mobile wallet service in the 'second half of 2011'.

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Facebook creates payments unit

Social networking giant Facebook has set up a payments subsidiary, registering it in various US states.

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Square processing $1m per day; Apple boasts payment stats

Jack Dorsey, CEO of Square, has taken to Twitter to announce that the mobile payments start-up is now processing more than $1 million a day.

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Wonga secures £73 million funding

London-based online credit outfit Wonga has completed a £73 million funding round led by US venture capitalist Oak Investment Partners.

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M&S to introduce instore banking - Bloomberg

UK high street chain Marks & Spencer is considering opening banks inside 55 stores through a tie up with HSBC, according to Bloomberg.

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MiiCard wins out as start-ups vie for VC attention in Sibos' Dragon's Den

Twelve technology start-ups are competing for venture capitalists' blessing at a session on the final day of Sibos, the annual event run by financial messaging body Swift.

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Sibos Innotribe Labs take centre stage

A business that aims to create a complete view of a bank's financial health by using recycled financial messages is the favourite to win the Innotribe Lab pitching contest held at Sibos, the annual conference held by financial messaging body Swift.

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Tesco mortgage plans delayed by tougher FSA checks

Tesco's ambition to build a full service banking operation has suffered a setback after the Financial Services Authority delayed giving the supermarket clearance to offer mortgages, according to the Observer.

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General Electric plans UK online bank - report

US conglomerate General Electric is planning to launch an online bank, becoming the latest player to take on Britain's high street financial institutions, according to the Sunday Times.

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New banks face lukewarm reception from apathetic UK consumers

New entrants to the UK banking market will have a fight on their hands to woo customers away from the security of their existing banks, with just 38% of consumers prepared to consider switching their current account to a brand new bank, according to research by financial comparison site uSwitch.

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Siemens to set up own bank as credit crisis rumbles on

Giant German industrial conglomerate Siemens has applied for a banking licence in an effort to reduce its dependence on troubled eurozone banks for financing.

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New players beat traditional banks in public trust stakes

With traditional high street banks losing public confidence in the wake of the financial crisis, online provider first direct and P2P lender Zopa have taken advantage to emerge as the industry's most trusted players, according to research from Moneywise magazine.

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Metro Bank to open doors next month

Metro Bank, the first new high street player to enter the UK market for 100 years, will open its doors to customers in six weeks.

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Walmart makes financial services push

Retail giant Walmart is ramping up its assault on the financial services sector, acquiring a minor stake in US pre-paid outfit Green Dot and launching its first credit card in Canada on the back of a recently awarded banking license in the country.

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UK banks in better shape to repel new entrants than before credit crunch - analysts

The slew of new technologically savvy outfits hoping to break into the British banking market face a daunting task, with the six big lenders actually emerging from the credit crunch stronger than ever, according to the banks team at Citi.