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Branch and Web still best for bank customer experience but mobile catching up

Branches and the Internet still provide customers with a more positive banking experience than mobile phones but the nascent channel is catching up fast, according to a global survey from Capgemini and Efma.

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Finance Watch demands European HFT crackdown

Finance Watch, a European association lobbying under the banner 'making finance serve society', has called on the EU to crack down on high-frequency trading.

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75% of world's poor unbanked but mobile phones revolutionising access

Around three quarters of the world's poor, living on less than $2 a day, do not have a bank account but mobile phones are helping to change this, according to a report from the World Bank.

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Twitter overtakes Facebook in FS firms' affections

Twitter has overtaken Facebook as the social network most favoured by financial services firms, according to analysis from Corporate Insight, which singles out American Express' use of the channel for special praise.

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Regulatory burden weighs heavy on US capital markets firms

Almost seven out of 10 North American capital markets executives believe a significant portion of their firms' resources will be consumed by regulatory burdens and data latency issues, according to a Sybase survey.

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Gas retailers pocketing $1bn Durbin windfall - Electronic Payments Coalition

US gas retailers are failing to pass on savings from the Durbin interchange fee amendments to customers, effectively pocketing a $1 billion a year subsidy, claims the Electronic Payments Coalition (EPC) pressure group.

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Global core banking market set to reach $5.1 billion as banks loosen purse strings - Celent

The global core banking market was worth around $4.8 billion last year and is expected to grow to $5.1 billion by the end of 2013, according to research house Celent.

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Majority of Web users bank online - poll

Nearly six in ten Internet users around the world manage their finances online, according to a poll from Ipsos.

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UK finance sector IT spending on the up as industry optimism improves

UK financial services firms increased IT spending in the first quarter of 2012, a trend they plan to continue over the next year, buoyed by signs of spring-time economic green shoots, according to a CBI/PwC survey.

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Canadian govt told to take m-payments lead; banks seen as barrier to innovation

Canada's government must work with the private sector to develop a mobile money ecosystem as part of a wider overhaul of the country's payments infrastructure that could save C$32 billion a year in productivity gains, claims a task force report commissioned by finance minister Jim Flaherty.

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Private banks 'amateurish' on social media - assetinum

Private banks have amateurish social media strategies, often failing to establish anything more than a token presence on Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, according to research from investment portal assetinum.

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Cybercrime a growing risk for FS firms - PwC survey

Cybercrime is a growing threat to financial services firms and is now the second most common type of economic crime the industry faces, according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers survey.

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Researchers link tweets to stock prices

Researchers have outperformed the Dow Jones Industrial Average with a trading model built on data culled from Twitter.

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Faster Payments volumes surge

Britons sent two-thirds more money through Faster Payments in the last three months of 2011 than in the fourth quarter of 2010, as the much maligned service took root.

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Isitc members to boost IT spending

Financial industry association Isitc says that nearly two thirds of its members plan to increase their information technology spending over the next two years as regulatory compliance continues to dominate the agenda.

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Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon to lead m-payments gold-rush?

Technology giants such as Apple, Google, Facebook and Amazon are well positioned to cash in on the upcoming mobile payments bonanza thanks to their reputation for innovation but still have trust and privacy-related hurdles to overcome if they are to convince Americans to pick them over more traditional financial services providers, according to a report from Javelin Strategy & Research.

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Tesco tops UK credit card brand rankings

Only one traditional financial services player has made it into the UK's top four rated credit card brands, with retailers dominating a list from Auriemma Consulting Group (ACG).

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SunGard models euro breakup impact on asset classes

A Piigs exit from the single currency would bring a 40% drop in euro yield curve and 20% fall in euro equities, according to modelling from SunGard's APT risk system.

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US digital banking adoption and satisfaction on the up - comScore

Mobile banking adoption grew steadily in the US last year, with 16% of cell phone owners using their handset to access financial information in the second quarter, according to figures from comScore.

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Commerzbank and Capco bid to model IT complexity

Commerzbank has embarked on a project with consultancy Capco to develop an 'IT complexity model' that can be used by CIOs to measure and then master their organisation's technology.