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CBDC will take years to develop, Yellen says

Payments Dive

Despite new technologies, payments often take too long, the treasury secretary said in her first remarks on digital assets since a March executive order on the topic. Regardless of where assets are stored, regulation should be "tech neutral," she said.

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How Will CES Set The 2019 Payments And Commerce Agenda?

PYMNTS

What follows is a look at some of the most important topics in the worlds of payments and commerce, and how they will be treated and discussed at the upcoming CES. CES helps sets the payments and commerce agenda for the coming year. A reasonable sense of that comes from the published program.

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REPORT: Payment Tech Tops FIs’ Innovation Agendas

PYMNTS

The financial world is awash in hot tech topics these days, from blockchain to artificial intelligence (AI). This starts with payment technology, the essential infrastructure needed to support current and future digital payment developments, from contactless and push payments to transactions on real-time payment rails.

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How Online Platforms Are ‘Gamifing’ Mobile Bill Payments

PYMNTS

“We’re able to access a relatively sophisticated sort of ad tech infrastructure globally that allows us to add content,” he told PYMNTS, which is personalized to the end user through targeted offers, videos and games. its current markets.

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The Moving Target Of B2B Payments Friction

PYMNTS

B2B payments innovation continued to heat up in 2019, with an ecosystem focused on transaction speed and data integration finding new opportunities to build innovative solutions that address some of the biggest B2B payment friction points. B2B Payments Digitization’s Next Frontier. An AP problem is someone else’s AR problem.

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IMF’s Lagarde Calls Out FinTech As Industry Disruptors

PYMNTS

Reuters reported Lagarde said that technology companies’ use of big data and AI i ncreases big tech companies’ dominance in the mobile payments market, which could result in policymakers around the world rethinking how they regulate the banking system and how they ensure financial settlements are made safely and securely. “A

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Recap of Money 20/20 USA 2023 and 10 Banking Thoughts

South State Correspondent

As can be seen, the conference largely revolved around payments, artificial intelligence, fintech partnerships/management, regulation, and fraud/identity in its various forms. The topics were perfect, and there were some great case studies, but the substance was standard, bordering on underwhelming. Maybe a topic for next year?