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Smarter bank payments—part 2: FinTech hubs, blockchain and cryptocurrencies

Accenture

Following my previous blog about Big Data Analytics and Cyber-Security, this second post in my series on payments highlights banks and FinTech hubs as well as blockchain and cryptocurrencies that continue as important priorities for banks. Banks & FinTech Hubs Strong growth. Read more.

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Smarter bank payments—part 3: Real-Time Payments and APIs

Accenture

Along with Big Data analytics, cyber security, FinTech Hubs, blockchain & cryptocurrencies, real-time payments and APIs were key themes and at Sibos 2015. They are perhaps the hottest topics of all in payments at the moment. Real-Time Payments Currently, just. Read more.

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Big data analytics and cybersecurity take center-stage in payments systems

Accenture

Sibos 2015 in Singapore brought them into sharp focus – specifically: Big Data Analytics, Cyber-security, Bank & FinTech Hubs, Cryptocurrencies/Blockchain Technology, Trade Finance and APIs. Some big themes dominate Payments today, and each is likely to endure for many years. Read more.

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How cybersecurity, AI and senate elections will shape banking in 2024

American Banker

New regulations involving cryptocurrency and the results of key elections will impact the industry's success this year.

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The Surprises Edition: Ethereum, PayPal And The Fed

PYMNTS

” Such was the difficulty on the Ethereum cryptocurrency network this week, when a few hundred million dollars (no specific amount has been released yet) were frozen due to a vulnerability in the wallet. The Federal Reserve is taking a newfound interest in FinTechs – and the potential disruptions they may be bringing in their wake.

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Crypto users must be able to trust their wallets more than their bank

American Banker

There is an urgent need for a new class of security solutions that will allow people to retain control of their decentralized financial lives with confidence and safety.

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Why initial coin offerings will not replace venture capital for startups

Bussman Advisory

There is disparity between jurisdictions and most countries have yet to address cryptocurrency tax questions in a meaningful way. We have seen money stolen from token launches through fraud, for example through phishing schemes or fake websites, as well as security flaws in cryptocurrency wallets.

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