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39 Results from /payments, 2023

Scott Hamilton

Scott Hamilton Contributing Editor at Finextra Research

Models for public and private collaboration

Now that we on the way to achieving a truly interconnected, global economy, it’s past the time for full transparency on business and government activities surrounding the worldwide mélange that is the financial arena. And beyond the fact that most news (and opinion) of any kind is largely ‘public’ now – shared nearly everywhere across the internet...

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Laust Bertelsen

Laust Bertelsen CEO at Banking Circle

Where the fintech evolution goes next

Technology has played a part in financial services for much longer than many people realise. As the Payments Association explains, the utilisation of technology to enable financial transactions began way back in the 19th century. Early fintech saw electronic fund transfers being made via telegraphs and Morse code – not advanced by today’s standard...

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Madhvi Sonia

Madhvi Sonia Head of Content at Finextra

How banks can leverage real-time payments to stand out against competitors

During a Finextra webinar, hosted in association with Bottomline, panellists explored the renewed vigour in addressing issues with legacy payments architecture and how transitioning to SaaS can support financial institutions looking to ‘stake their claim’. Frédéric Viard, product strategist, instant payments, Bottomline; Judy Bei, managing directo...

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Madhvi Sonia

Madhvi Sonia Head of Content at Finextra

Correspondent banking relationships: how can fintech resolve burgeoning issues?

Fintech can help resolve issues related to financial exclusion and make strides where the traditional financial services industry has fallen short. Ensuring technology is widely accessible to deliver meaningful change has allowed fintech firms to offer far more comprehensive solutions than legacy players and provided banking services for certain a...

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Retired Member

Retired Member

Cross-border payments: How innovation can emerge from chaos

It is an immutable rule that no matter how neatly you put a bunch of wires into a drawer, when you take them back out in the future, they will have become entangled. You could lock the drawer with a key, put up a forcefield around the house, and you would still find yourself disentangling those Christmas lights a year later. An actual law explains...

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Priyanka Rao

Priyanka Rao Content Strategist at Jupiter Money

Key factors to consider before transferring money from India

In today's globalised world, the need for cross-border money transfers is more prevalent than ever, and residents of India are no exception. Whether it's for personal reasons like supporting family members or for business-related transactions, sending money abroad from India requires careful consideration around several key factors. From exchange ...

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Tim Johnson

Tim Johnson Head of Strategy at Tyl and Payit by NatWest

How to drive consumer adoption of open banking

The rise of open banking Ever since PSD2 which set the wheels in motion in 2018, open banking has been growing at a rapid rate. In fact, by February 2023, over 7 million people in the UK had used open banking, representing over 10% of digitally-enabled consumers. The growth trajectory of open banking has continued in the UK, driven by a wider ava...

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Madhvi Sonia

Madhvi Sonia Head of Content at Finextra

How to maximise cross-border payments success

During our Finextra webinar, “Cross-border Payments: 4 Steps to Maximise Cross-border Payments Success” hosted in association with Bottomline, panellists explored the chequered past of cross-border payments and the attention that this business is garnering amid the modernisation of the movement of money. Charles de Rougé, head of SaaS solutions, B...

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Finextra Research

Finextra Research Writer at Finextra

NextGen Nordics 2023: What does successful, scalable innovation look like?

NextGen Nordics 2023 kicked off with a panel on the challenges and opportunities in the road for harmonisation across transaction banking services. Finextra’s head of research Gary Wright was joined by Anders Olofsson, head of PaaS/SaaS, Tietoevry Payments; Ted Scheiman, head of Nordics and Baltics, Swift; Beju Shah, head of Nordic Centre, BIS Inno...

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Sehrish Alikhan

Sehrish Alikhan Reporter at Finextra

Understanding the omni-channel approach to CRM in financial services

Customer relationship management (CRM) is an evolving field in the financial services industry, and within that evolution, new information is being gathered and fresh data is being implemented to enhance current CRM services and streamline administrative processes in financial institutions. As new CRM solutions emerge, the discussion around managi...

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Madhvi Sonia

Madhvi Sonia Head of Content at Finextra

Correspondent banking relationships: how are they changing in 2023 and beyond?

Correspondent banking is of paramount importance to the global payments system today, particularly for banks that would like to access financial services in different geographies and provide cross-border payments services to their customers, bolstering international trade and financial inclusion. Even payments solutions that do not require custome...

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Finextra Research

Finextra Research Writer at Finextra

What will the future of the merchant payments ecosystem look like?

Ahead of Merchant Payments Ecosystem 2023, Finextra caught up with Neira Jones, independent advisor and chair of the judging panel for the MPE Awards. The event, held from 28 – 30 March in Berlin, Germany, will also welcome startups to pitch their products at the Innovation Hub and Jones will moderate discussions on innovation in technology and ho...

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