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Homegrown API channels make little sense

Niall Buckley, Head of Digital Ecosystems, AIB, talks about the technology and business challenges for banks of implementing open APIs, industries can look to for insights in how to address these, and the likely adoption pattern of open banking over the coming years.

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Charting the impact of MiFID II on best execution

David Ririe, UK Managing Director, b-next, talks about the data and client related challenges created by the best execution requirements of MiFID II, and discusses some of the solutions that can be applied.

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Australia's big four to implement Swift gpi

SWIFT announces today that the 4 major Australian banks, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group, Commonwealth Bank, National Australia Bank and Westpac are part of over 70 banks around the globe which are now live or planning to implement SWIFT’s Global Payments Innovation (gpi).

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Winning in the digital moment; Leading banks explain what it takes

A stellar line-up of 27 senior bankers and fintech experts will be onstage at the Finextra SAP Financial Services Forum in London next month to detail winning strategies for banks competing in a digitally-driven business market.

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Better engage customers or face utility future

Laurence Leyden, General Manager for Financial Services in EMEA, SAP, talks about the perils for banks of failing to engage customers, the need for better, more targeted customer profiling, and the technologies banks can deploy to achieve this.

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Barclays, Goldman Sachs, HSBC and Morgan Stanley take equity stake in IHS Markit's KY3P

IHS Markit (Nasdaq: INFO), a world leader in critical information, analytics and solutions, today announced that Barclays, Goldman Sachs, HSBC and Morgan Stanley have joined together to take an equity stake in KY3P, IHS Markit’s Know Your Third Party risk management solution. Goldman Sachs will contribute intellectual property and join the other banks as a design partner of the platform.

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HSBC opens 'social network' for business customers

HSBC has launched a digital marketplace platform connecting buyers with suppliers around the world.

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Turning mobile from a service to a sales channel

Lode Snykers, co-CEO, Spencr, discusses how banks can combine transactional and personal information to make relevant, real-time propositions to their customers.

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Countdown to PSD2: Finextra surveys financial institutions on readiness and strategies

A new Finextra paper to be released at EBAday 2017 will gauge banks’ progress with PSD2 compliance and their thinking about the opportunities - and challenges - of the imminent regulatory change.

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Fifteen startups selected for EBAday Fintech Pavillion

Finextra and the Euro Banking Association have selected 15 of Europe's most promising startups to present their ideas to banking delegates attending EBAday 2017, the continent's leading payments and transaction banking event.

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ECB consults on user requirements for future RTGS services

Market infrastructure is the backbone of the financial system. It is there to ensure that financial assets move safely and efficiently across financial institutions.

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RBC chief McKay to keynote Sibos

Dave McKay, who leads RBC, Canada’s largest bank based on market capitalisation, will deliver the opening address at Sibos 2017 Toronto, as the country celebrates its 150th anniversary.

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Ebury joins Swift gpi community

Ebury, one of the fastest growing fintechs for corporate cross-border payments and growth lending, today announced its collaboration with SWIFT gpi, which allows corporations to monitor and view payments globally in real-time.

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Misys signs Amsterdam Trade Bank

Amsterdam Trade Bank (ATB) has embarked on a project with Misys to streamline its banking, treasury and trade finance operations – using Misys FusionBanking Corporate to maximise straight-through processing (STP), reduce the need for manual intervention, and significantly reduce total cost of ownership across all business functions.

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Netki and Bitt ship digital currency platform for central banks

Netki, a provider of Open Source and Open Standards compliance solutions for blockchains, announced today at Consensus the first production platform for Central Banks using its Digital Identity Service.

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Bank/fintech collaboration can take transaction banking to new heights

With banks and emerging technology companies bringing a raft of new innovations and business models to the industry, Claudio Camozzo and Jan Kupfer, global co-heads of Global Transaction Banking at UniCredit, argue that bank-fintech collaboration alongside a customer-focused approach is essential to seize – and maximise – the opportunities at hand.

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Wells Fargo automates account receivables

Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE:WFC) announced today significant enhancements to the Receivables Manager service offered to Treasury Management customers.

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Citi and Nasdaq run blockchain-based settlement for private securities

Citi is providing financial resolution for secondary market transactions conducted over Nasdaq's Linq Platform, using distributed ledger technology from Chain to address the challenges of liquidity in private securities by streamlining payment transactions between multiple parties.

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EBA analyses role of distributed ledgers in international payments

The Euro Banking Association today issued a new information paper looking into potential benefits and use cases of cryptotechnologies in the context of international payments and more specifically correspondent banking practices.

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Security experts struggle in search for WannaCry clues - Reuters

Efforts by IT security researchers to get to the bottom of the recent ransomware attack have been hampered by an inability to find early traces of the so-called WannaCry strain, according to research commissioned by Reuters and conducted by security ratings firm BitSight.