1148 Results from 2018
Enrico Camerinelli Supply Chain Blockchain Personal Coach at Aite Group
The analysis of use cases proposed by Community NdT participants continues. Inventory Finance (proposed by a winery). The use case leverages the characteristics of blockchain data traceability and uniqueness to access funding for the purchase and growth of vineyards and the transformation of wine products. Currently the winery advances the cash nee...
11 February 2018 Financial Supply Chain
Retired Member
Working capital management has an important role to play in the success of any business enterprise. Over 75% of companies that are running at loss or struggling financially would be profitable and liquid if were more disposed to the knowledge and practice of efficient working capital management. The working capital management system helps in ensur...
10 February 2018 /inclusion Financial Inclusion
Anthony Hynes Managing Director & CEO at eNett International
The effects of the political and economic uncertainty that we witnessed in 2017 – such as the fluctuating Pound – are sure to continue to feature throughout the coming year. There’s no rest for travel companies. They must be discerning when it comes to managing their businesses effectively to ensure they remain in the black and can continue to pr...
09 February 2018 /payments
Keith Stonell Managing Director, EMEA at Guidewire
Can predictive analytics forecast if predictive analytics will transform the insurance industry? If you were to ask someone ten years ago, you might have thought ‘yeah right.’ But in the last few years, insurers have been investing in data and analytics, and in technology and infrastructure. Their aim is to capture and store more data than ever be...
09 February 2018 /ai Digital Insurance Trends
Ron Delnevo Chair at UK Cash Supply Alliance
The LINK UK ATM Network announced a few months ago that it planned to reduce ATM interchange by 20% over 4 years. This move stunned many observers because LINK interchange is calculated each year using a transparent cost-recovery formula, which was approved by UK Regulatory Authorities well over a decade ago. The essence of the argument put forward...
09 February 2018 /retail /inclusion Financial Inclusion
Robert Siciliano Security Analyst at Safr.me
Not all viruses that find their way onto your computer dramatically crash your machine. Instead, there are viruses that can run in the background without you even realizing it. As they creep around, they make messes, steal, and much worse. Malware today spies on your every move. It sees the websites you visit, and the usernames and passwords you ty...
08 February 2018 /security
Vishwanath Thanalapatti Analytics at Temenos
Open banking is catching the imagination of consultants, analysts, commentators and general public. One reads about the benefits from data sharing with third parties, concerns over data privacy and on the technology front-information and electronic security. I thought it best to ask a friend of mine in London, what her views are on open banking an...
08 February 2018 Open Banking
Martin Koderisch Manager at Edgar, Dunn & Company
In the UK, total financial fraud losses across payment cards, remote banking and cheques were estimated to have been around £770 million in 2016 by Financial Fraud Action UK. Of the various subcategories, card ID theft stands out as being on the rise. Card ID theft fraud occurs when a criminal uses fraudulently obtained card details, along with st...
08 February 2018 /security /payments
Alex Kreger Founder & CEO at UXDA
In recent years there has been growing a discussion on the ability of traditional businesses to adapt their services to the expectations of customers born after 1980. What should traditional businesses consider in order to offer a service that will meet younger generation requirements? Can the banks stay in their domain in the future, or will they...
08 February 2018 Innovation in Financial Services
People’s interactions with their banks have undergone an extraordinary transformation. From the emergence of app-only challengers such as Monzo to the evolution of physical branches, technology has dramatically changed the age-old relationship. However, compared to typical high street interactions, the investment banking landscape has always been ...
07 February 2018 /wholesale Banking Architecture
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