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North American mobile payments usage stagnates

Apple and Google may have boosted awareness of mobile payments in North America over the last year, but actual usage has remained flat, according to a survey from Accenture.

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FS firms told to prepare for avalanche of IoT data

Financial services firms should begin planning for the avalanche of new data that will hit them through the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT), which, if used correctly, could bring huge benefits to the industry, according to a Deloitte University Press report.

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Capital markets facing reference data challenges

More than two thirds of capital markets firms say that data quality is hitting costs and driving them to look into replacing siloed data management systems, according to a survey from Accenture and Greenwich Associates.

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US treasury dealers step back from market making

More than 50% of top U.S. Treasury dealers have stopped actively making markets on interdealer platforms—a dramatic change to a market in which virtually all leading dealers once performed this function.

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China and India drive global ATM growth

The worldwide ATM installed base grew 7% in 2014, to reach three million units, according to RBR’s newly published Global ATM Market and Forecasts to 2020 report.

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Banks must embrace fintech-fuelled payments revolution - BNY Mellon

Banks must embrace fintech companies or risk being left behind as the payments landscape undergoes a radical technological overhaul, according to a new report from BNY Mellon.

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China and India drive non-cash payments growth

Global non-cash payments volumes are expected to increase by nearly nine per cent in 2014, as massive emerging markets such as China and India begin to go electronic and mobile money takes off in developed countries, according to the latest annual World Payments Report from Capgemini and Royal Bank of Scotland.

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Canadians open to new banking technology - poll

A new poll by CIBC (CM.TO) (CM) finds that a majority of Canadians (67 per cent) say they are open to trying new banking or payment technology, such as depositing cheques by taking a photo with their mobile device or paying at the checkout with a wave of their smartphone.

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US gears up for EMV switch deadline

Despite the fact that the majority of Americans still do not have EMV payment cards ahead of tomorrow's deadline for a switch from magstripe, an industry taskforce insists that the migration is "on track".

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Poles back contactless payments - SIA survey

Today in Warsaw during the “Accelerating the payment transformation” conference, aiming to explore the future of the payments industry in Poland, the SIA survey carried out by ARC Rynek i Opinia was presented.

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Financial institutions believe common reporting standard will be more taxing than FATCA - KPMG

With a Jan. 1, 2016 effective date looming for 50 "early adopter" jurisdictions set to enact a new international Common Reporting Standard (CRS) for reporting financial account information, 61 percent of respondents to a KPMG survey of executives at financial institutions worldwide say that the CRS will impact more of their accounts than the U.S. provisions commonly known as the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA).

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BofE's Haldane suggests ditching cash for cryptocurrency

The Bank of England's chief economist has floated the prospect of abolishing paper cash and replacing it with a state-backed digital currency as a way of facilitating negative interest rates.

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Canadian Payments Association sets out modernisation vision

As part of its initiative to modernize Canada's core national clearing and settlement framework and infrastructure, the CPA is creating a shared vision for the future of payments in Canada based on research, a global perspective, and industry views.

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Retailers lose 94% more revenue to fraud than 2014- LexisNexis

The LexisNexis True Cost of FraudSM study reveals merchants are overwhelmed by increasing revenue losses to fraud.

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Digital account opening critical for financial institutions - ID Analytics

ID Analytics, LLC, a leader in consumer risk management, sponsored a study with Javelin to explore the fundamental shift to digital account opening, and the challenges facing financial institutions as they seek to fulfil consumer expectations.

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Bay Area top spot for fintech startup funding

Fintech startups in the San Francisco Bay Area tend to raise far more in capital funding than those in other parts of the US, figures put together by the Financial Solutions Lab (FinLab) suggest.

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Polymer banknotes will cost UK businesses £240 million - CMSpi

On Wednesday, The Bank of England announced that the new £20 design will be the third banknote to be printed on polymer, following a 10-week public consultation that showed 87% of respondents were in favour of the change.

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Two in five Americans use mobile banking monthly - ABA

Two in five Americans (39 percent) use a mobile device to manage their bank account at least once per month and nearly half of mobile device owners (45 percent) do so, according to a recent survey by the American Bankers Association.

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Debit cards to overtake cash payments in Holland by 2020

The year 2014 at the Dutch Payments Association was dominated by the final migration to SEPA, the Single Euro Payments Area.

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Third of Brits expect day-to-day mobile payments within five years

With contactless cards and mobile payments growing in popularity, a quarter of Brits think that in just five years' time they will no longer need cash, according to a survey for Lloyds Bank.