Bank Innovation

OCTOBER 22, 2016

Tim Cook, CEO of Apple, has joined a movement the fintech world is quite familiar with: the drive toward a cashless society. Speaking to the Nikkei Asian Review, Cook noted: We would like to be a catalyst for taking cash out of the system. We don’t think the consumer particularly likes Read More.

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Let's Talk Payments

OCTOBER 22, 2016

Agreement gives banks ability to connect to emerging payments networks worldwide NEW YORK – Bank of America Merrill Lynch, a global leader in transaction services, and ModoPayments, LLC (Modo), an.

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Bankelele

OCTOBER 22, 2016

Many people in Nairobi and other towns and in the diaspora are ‘telephone farmers’ These are people who own or have bought, or inherited land, buildings, equipment on rural farm that they now support. They send money a few times a month for salaries and for operations of agricultural ventures that never seem to have any […]. The post Understanding Telephone Farming appeared first on Bankelele.

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Let's Talk Payments

OCTOBER 22, 2016

Ingenico Group, a global leader in seamless payment, is pleased to announce the winner of its 2016 Telium TETRA App Challenge. Participants in the challenge were asked to submit HTML5.

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OCTOBER 22, 2016

If one were to ask the average person if 2009 feels like it was a very, very long time ago, odds are the answer you would get is “no.” At a quick glance, the world we live in today seems to be more or less similar to the world we lived in then. And sure, insofar as the world has avoided any major cataclysms or apocalyptic events in the last seven years, it is mostly the same place.

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