Technology
Technology
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Big banks like Canadas RBC, Capital One and Wells Fargo are pouring resources into proprietary NFC-based digital wallets to outflank third parties like Apple, Samsung and Android and regain top-of-wallet status.
June 28 -
Even though cybersecurity jobs can offer six-figure salaries, generous signing bonuses and other perks, banks are struggling to find people to hire.
June 27 -
Wells Fargo is joining other members of Early Warning's clearXchange network in providing real time person-to-person payments.
June 27 -
The major card networks are losing value along with the rest of the stock market in the wake of Britain's historic vote to leave the European Union, but Visa and MasterCard may not face the type of doom and gloom that others endure in the current shaky political and financial situation in the U.K.
June 27 -
Citizens Bank's largely millennial student loan applicants were not responding to email and phone communications. So it created a messaging service that mimics the social media they know and love.
June 27 -
While the most common early use case for Internet of Things involves a smart refrigerator detecting its owner is out of milk and then automatically debiting a bank account to order more, the technology opens a vast trove of data that can have a major impact for both cross-selling and risk.
June 27 - PSO content
Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.s finance affiliate has completed a record $4.5 billion equity fundraising round, according to two people familiar with the matter.
June 27 -
Avoiding fraud committed by large-scale criminal organizations using stolen credit cards and botnets or proxy servers can be particularly difficult.
June 27 -
Visa has had a major sponsorship role at past summer Olympics, using the setting to test new technology. This type of "global lab experiment" lets the card brand view the four years between this major athletic event as a gauge for payments advancements.
June 27 -
The U.K.'s referendum vote to leave the European Union has thrown cold water on London's reputation as a friendly venue for innovation in payments and other industries.
June 24 -
Tradeshift has launched a payments and travel booking virtual assistant that uses voice recognition to manage ordering, payments and risk.
June 24 -
The sheer volume of data that collected by Internet-connected "things" cars, homes, wearable devices, and yes, refrigerators could help deepen banks' relationships with customers. But it also adds more avenues for security breaches and raises privacy concerns.
June 24 -
American Express is working with Facebook to explore different methods of customer engagement through the social media networks Messenger app.
June 24 -
London has been a magnet for technology startups, buoyed by a favorable regulatory environment and proximity to many of the world's largest financial institutions.
June 24 -
Facing more payments because of high-deductible insurance plans, 72% of consumers say they prefer to use electronic payment methods such as payment cards, Automated Clearing House or digital wallets to cover health care costs.
June 24 -
The recent White House fintech summit was helpful in exposing companies to regulators, and vice versa, but we need to strengthen the lines of communications even more.
June 24 -
Digital tools improve a bank's traditional sales process, but relationship-based banking is still a huge factor in winning over millennial customers.
June 24 -
A group of the largest banks in the world is working on a global standard for Bitcoins blockchain ledger technology, a secure funds-transfer system that advocates and industry watchers have likened to email for money.
June 24 -
Battling a sea of technology companies and major incumbents like Western Union and Travelex for a share of the international payments and currency exchange pie may seem like an uphill climb for a smaller company with less of a track record.
June 24 -
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency is seeking to create a regulatory sandbox that it hopes will allow fintechs and banks to experiment on innovations to the financial system.
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