Research/analysis

1679 articles tagged with this keyword

/Research/analysis

Young Brits still visit bank branches - they're usually closed though

Online and mobile banking may be the future but twenty-something Brits still visit branches, even if the trip is often wasted because of unhelpful opening hours, according to the Young Money report.

/Research/analysis

UK retailers warn on card fees as customers embrace electronic alternatives

Customers are increasingly willing to use alternative payment methods such as PayPal, claims the British Retail Consortium (BRC) as it tries to scare the financial services establishment into cutting credit and debit card processing charges.

/Research/analysis

EU-backed group releases social media sentiment surveillance prototype

Project First, the European Union-backed research effort to find a way of extracting and analysing financial services-related sentiment from social media networks, has launched its first running prototype.

/Research/analysis

#ByeBarclays flashmob descends on bank

As disgraced former Barclays chief Bob Diamond prepares to face a grilling from MPs over the Libor scandal, a flashmob has descended on one of the bank's London branches, with members withdrawing their money en masse.

/Research/analysis

In wake of RBS and Barclays outrage, Nationwide reports surge in new customers

With the RBS systems outage and Barclays Libor scandal fuelling public anger with Britain's big banks, Nationwide Building Society claims to have seen a surge in the number of people opening new accounts.

/Research/analysis

Bloomberg unveils real-time industry research platform

Bloomberg has launched a global portal providing interactive, continuously updated industry research and data from a team of more than 100 professionals.

/Research/analysis

High rolling cyber-crooks are smashing bank security safeguards

A new, sophisticated breed of cyber-crooks targeting bank accounts belonging to businesses and high-net worth individuals around the world may have stolen EUR60 million over the last year, according to an investigation from McAfee and Guardian Analytics.

/Research/analysis

East African countries should work together on mobile money regulation - UNCTAD

East African countries should work together on establishing financial and telecommunications regulations that cover the region's hugely popular mobile money schemes, says a United Nations report.

/Research/analysis

Branch still best for personal attention and expertise - Cisco survey

Customers may be happy to carry out simple banking tasks online and through their mobile phones but when they need personal attention and expertise the old fashioned branch still wins out, according to a survey from Cisco.

/Research/analysis

Indian financial services IT spending soars - Gartner

The Indian financial services industry will spend Rs377 billion ($6.77 billion) on IT this year, 17% up on 2011, according to Gartner.

/Research/analysis

UK high-street cash use on the rise - BRC

Paying in-store with cash is more common than a year ago as recession-hit customers try to keep track of their spending, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC), which is also calling for action to force down interchange fees.

/Research/analysis

Half of world's POS terminals will be NFC-ready by 2017 - Berg Insight

The number of NFC-ready point-of-sale terminals around the world is set to soar over the next few years, from 3.9 million in 2011 to 43.4 million in 2017, claims Swedish research firm Berg Insight.

/Research/analysis

US banks consider IT top spending priority; shift from branch to mobile evident

American banks consider technology investment a top spending priority for the year ahead, with platform simplification the most important IT-related project, according to a KPMG survey.

/Research/analysis

Mobile payments value to soar 62% to $171.5bn in 2012 - Gartner

The worldwide value of mobile payment transactions is set to jump 62%, from $105.9 billion in 2011 to $171.5 billion this year, according to Gartner.

/Research/analysis

Lumbering UK banks face legacy challenge as IT planning cycles shrink

More than two thirds of UK financial services firms think that the rate of IT change they are facing is too quick to keep up with and half feel their own technology is hindering their attempts to do so, according to Fujitsu.

/Research/analysis

Half of Americans want to do all banking online

Nearly half of Americans would do all of their banking online if they could, according to a survey from interactive agency Rosetta.

/Research/analysis

Banks see corporates as key to Sepa success

With a deadline for Sepa migration finally confirmed, Europe's banks are now scrambling to develop systems and services that will attract the all-important corporate customers, according to a survey from Finextra and Clear2Pay on the eve of EBAday.

/Research/analysis

Outdated core systems a drag on growth for European banks - survey

Around three quarters of European banks are using outdated core systems, affecting their ability to innovate and accelerate growth, according to a survey commissioned by vendor Infosys.

/Research/analysis

Adapt laws to allay mobile payments privacy fears - Berkeley researchers

Americans overwhelming reject mobile payment systems that track their movements or share identification information with retailers, and legislators should considering tweaking credit card laws to address their concerns, say researchers at the University of California, Berkeley.

/Research/analysis

Corporates willing to switch banks for better payment services - survey

Nearly half of corporate customers say that they would be willing to leave their current bank if they believe another offered better payment services, according to a SunGard survey.