John Adams

HSBC will undertake a review and correction of policies that could cost nearly $1 billion. It's already increased spending on anti-money-laundering technology 900%.

Capital Access Network's new online engine leverages a large historical database to measure credit worthiness, joining Kabbage, Amazon and others in a crowded market.

Monitise also hopes a new round of investment will help build out its mobile money strategy.

Bank of America's efforts to increase mobile usage include the use of QR codes for quick app downloads.

As banks dig deeper into mobile commerce, they’ll likely bump into industries like telecom and device manufacturing, where the development cycles and patent fights come much faster.

Payoff.com and Encore partner to match collection, advice and research into improving consumer debt payments.

Tech chief Ken Nagel tells Bank Technology News about the bank's new mobile banking apps and "smart" ATMs.

Agriculture and other remote businesses face unique cybercrime threats. Rabobank and ThreatMetrix discuss approaches to protection.

As banks dig deeper into mobile commerce, they're likely to bump into businesses like telecom and gear-making where development cycles and patent fights are fast and furious.

Adyen's excitedly touting its new chip card mobile payments reader. Its potential competitors in the U.S. have responded with a shrug.

The acquisition will add more than 1,500 mortgage risk specialists to service provider MphasiS and help the company provide more intense mortgage risk analysis.

The search giant brings in $100 million in revenue every 24 hours in its AdWords search and web display advertising business. Financial services is the top category.

The recession is over for bank tech jobs, but challenges remain. There will be lots of opportunities for people with skills in emerging areas such as cloud computing, social networking and "big data."

Which technology companies will break new ground in financial services in the coming year? Purveyors of analytics, responsive design, and services for the underbanked were among those from which our editorial team expects big things in 2013.

Banks like UMB and Citi are offering cards with buttons on them that let customers make loyalty and payment choices on the fly. Experts say a boost in cobranding will be one result.

A look at how Silicon Valley Bank is reconsidering the data analysis it conducts to gauge the impact of future economic shocks on its portfolio.

My Community Federal Credit Union in western Texas discusses ways to get consumers excited about digital budgeting tools that have underperformed elsewhere.

First Financial Bankshares is hoping customers will be willing to pay for the convenience of being able to pay bills with the snap of a smartphone camera.

On January 7, 2013, the IRS will begin accepting electronically-signed income verification forms that are part of the processing of almost every mortgage and loan modification.

A break-in at a state agency enabled by lax security is a life lesson for banks. They need to better protect account information and lobby for stricter laws to protect customer data that's stored outside the bank.