A ranking of the top 100 tech firms in the financial services industry, with revenue numbers and comparisons to 2011's FinTech ranking.

An explanation of the methodology used to compile the FinTech rankings, a joint project by IDC Financial Insights, American Banker and Bank Technology News.

A ranking of the top 25 enterprise tech firms that have exposure to the financial services industry.

Who's making the big moves in the FinTech ranking? And what's driving their ascent or descent?

We asked the leaders of the top 10 FinTech companies what's ahead for them and what it takes to be a great tech boss.

Payments, compliance and mobility spell big revenue in almost every corner of the world, and for financial technology providers looking to hit tough earnings targets in a fiercely competitive environment, growing markets in Asia and the U.S. are an enticing target. For U.S. tech firms, it would be wise to be on guard.

A flurry of core processing upgrades and conversions have taken place around the country. Behind the activity: a drive for efficiency, compliance and competitiveness.

With new regulatory stress test requirements about a year away, software developers are honing their wares to provide more nuanced tools for predicting assets' future performance.

A recent Black Hat demonstration located a vunerability in EMV. Card networks aren't worried, however.

Mekong Development Bank has launched Vietnam's first fingerprint-enabled debit card.

To reduce its energy footprint, Bank of Hawaii turned to a system that automatically shuts down PCs when idle.

Signature Bank wanted to give small business clients a way to adopt new cash management services more quickly.

Use of cloud technology can be a way to help banks bundle products and price them accordingly.

Executives from FinTech 100 firms share what makes a good tech boss.