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Mobile banking moves out of online shadow

With half of Americans now banking through their smartphones and tablets, providers are finally taking steps to move the channel out of online banking's shadow, according to a report from Javelin, which has crowned USAA the mobile king.

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MiFID II delays helping firms reduce tech debt

Delays in the publication of Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) for MiFID II are having a positive side effect - incentivising financial services firms to take on major system overhauls in a bid to reduce their technology debt, claims a paper from GreySpark.

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Know Your Customer surveys reveal escalating costs and complexity

Parallel surveys show differing perspectives of financial institutions and their corporate customers on the effect of financial firms’ spend of up to $500 annually on KYC globally

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EBA looks into financial institutions' use of consumer data

The European Banking Authority has kicked off a debate about the benefits and risks associated with the ever-growing amounts of consumer data available to financial institutions.

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Europeans ready to quit banks over out-of-date technology

As they increasingly bank online and through their mobiles, many Europeans say that they would leave providers that do not offer up-to-date technology, a survey from Fujitsu shows.

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Investment pros wary of robo-advisor threat

Investment professionals around the world expect robo-advisors to start replacing humans in the mass affluent market, but are far less concerned that computers will oust them from their work with higher net worth clients.

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AI, algo-banking, blockchain, cryptocurrencies and robo-advice form growth of Australian fintech

Fintech is a disrupting force and a decentralising movement in the financial services sector.

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Fintech flourishes in Asia Pacific

With 347 FinTech investment deals in Asia Pacific last year, the region is playing catch up with other regional FinTech powerhouses, according to a new report from PwC and Startupbootcamp FinTech released today

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Financial Services industry losing £165 million in invoice fraud

Businesses in financial services (FS) are losing more than £165 million in invoice fraud every year.

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Morgan Stanley report dampens distributed ledger hype

A new Morgan Stanley report poured cold water on some of the wilder claims about how and when distributed ledger technology will transform the financial services industry.

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UK SMEs pick banks as preferred payment service providers

Small British businesses retain strong trust in banks and building societies as payment providers but are still looking for more, according to a survey from Visa Europe.

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Americans want speed, security and satisfaction from bill payments

Fiserv, Inc. (NASDAQ: FISV), a leading global provider of financial services technology solutions, today announced findings from the Eighth Annual Billing Household Survey.

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Half a billion records ripped in 2015 as cybercrims go pro

Three quarters of legitimate websites have unpatched vulnerabilities, making it easier for increasingly professional cyber-crooks to gain access and target users with online scams and spam, according to a report from Symantec.

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Europe and Asia drive strong Q1 fintech investment growth - Accenture

The fintech gold rush continues, with global investment in the first quarter of 2016 hitting $5.3 billion, a 67% increase over the same period last year, according to figures put together by Accenture.

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Card skimming losses continue to rise outside Europe

The European ATM Security Team (EAST) has reported that skimming losses relating to the usage of stolen European card data outside Europe have risen to the highest level seen since 2008.

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European cash processing needs 'root-and-branch' reform

Despite the rise of electronic payments, the volumes of notes and coins in circulation in Europe continues to rise, making it vital to carry out root and branch reform of cash cycles to tackle chronic inefficiencies, says G4S.

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Institutional investors jump into marketplace lending

The takeover of marketplace lending by the big boys continues, with half of US institutional investors now putting money into what were once known as 'person-to-person' platforms.

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Number of compromised American ATMs soars - Fico

The number of cash machines in the US compromised by criminals rose 546% in 2015 over 2014, according to figures put together by analytic software firm Fico.

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Brits embrace higher contactless spending limit

The UK's decision to up the contactless spending limit from £20 to £30 six months ago has proved popular, particularly with pub-goers, new figures from Visa show.

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Brits keen on PIN authentication for online shopping - myPINpad survey

myPINpad, provider of multi-factor authentication technology for touchscreen devices, has released today a new unique consumer report. PIN: From Brick to Click looks at consumer confidence in PIN as a method of authentication for mobile commerce transactions.