Bank technology

New research from the Royal Bank of Scotland and Capgemini details how the "rush to comply" has become a rush to digitize.

Bill Pappas, CIO for global wholesale banking technology and operations at Bank of America, shares some of the challenges of building an infrastructure to support mobile banking apps for businesses in 30 countries, and how B of A is meeting them.

The Indianapolis retail bank is placing NCR's APTRA Interactive Tellers in the lobby and drive-thrus of most of its 25 locations, according to an NCR spokesman.

ReadyForZero, a personal financial management provider, has deepened its offerings to allow users to pay off their bills.

The payment terminal maker said it's made a pact with Israel's largest card issuer and acquirer, Isracard, to distribute VeriFone's Sail card readers for iPhones and Android devices to Israeli merchants.

TD Bank (TD) says it has misplaced personal information belonging to more than a quarter of a million customers.

Fundtech, a Jersey City, N.J. bank technology company, has introduced CASHplus Mobile Corporate Banking for tablets.

The mood was buoyant and bankers seemed game to invest in customer-focused technology at BAI's Retail Delivery Conference last week.

Businesses long to escape Excel hell and automate their cash flow predictions, according to research sponsored by Bill.com.

Visa began offering its V.me digital wallet this week with PNC, the first of more than a dozen bank partners it has lined up.

U.S. intelligence officials have alleged that Iran's government is behind the recent wave of distributed denial of service attacks against American banks. Iranian officials, however, deny the claim.

A dry-as-dirt technical dispute over unique codes used to identify market participants has roiled a global effort to standardize financial data.

With the prevalence of mobile devices hastening the day when cash isn't needed, ATM manufacturers like NCR, Diebold and uGenius hope to stay relevant by integrating with mobile channels.

Leon Panetta issues a dire warning as Capital One, SunTrust Banks and Regents Financial acknowledge they're the latest victims of cyberhacktivist attacks.

Comerica Bank in Dallas has named a former Morgan Stanley (MS) executive as its chief information security officer.

It is only natural that a business unit will not want to disturb an established, profitable relationship. But that is how risk enters a business, making the whole firm vulnerable to financial crimes or regulatory violations.

Jennifer Shasky Calvery took the reins at the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network last month, after 15 years at the Justice Department prosecuting money laundering and organized crime.

The banking industry's largest trade group is re-upping with a company that helps banks ferret out fraud in home loans.

The manufacturer introduces software as a service features at BAI Retail Delivery conference.

JPMorgan Chase's electronic banking portal for corporate clients, offered by the company's treasury services unit, now includes integrated payment and reporting capabilities, among other new features.