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Fiserv CEO Jeff Yabuki to Speak at Bank Innovation 2017

Bank Innovation

Yabuki joined Fiserv in 2005. Fiserv CEO Jeff Yabuki has joined the speaker faculty of Bank Innovation 2017, taking place March 6-7 in San Jose. Under his leadership, the company has grown revenue to exceed $5 billion annually, and serves more than 13,000 institutional clients. Fiserv also supports this site’s Read More.

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Faster Payments: Does The Fed Have A Hidden Agenda?

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Steve Jobs, in his very famous 2005 Stanford commencement address , said connecting the dots was only possible with hindsight, by looking in the rearview window at the series of things that had happened over the course of one’s life to explain the actions of the here and now. and one of two operators of the ACH network in the U.S.,

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Why The Biggest US Retailer Will Stick To Stamps

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billion in revenue and cost $5 billion to operate. The United Kingdom’s postal retail operator has arranged with retail banks to enable customers to access their banking services. France’s postal operator, La Poste Group , established a bank in 2005 to provide banking services through its retail facilities.

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Is The US On The Verge Of A Contactless Surge?

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don’t rely on swiping or chip card readers. cards use chip-and-signature and chip-and-PIN methods. Card issuers have been slow to release contactless cards due to limited acceptance at the point of sale. But EMV chip cards are more secure than magnetic stripe transactions, and newer versions of contactless cards use EMV.

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RBI Fines Yes Bank For Money Transfer Violations

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The violations involve “issuance and operation of Prepaid Payment Instruments (PPIs), in connection with certain product features of an open loop prepaid card (co-branded) previously issued by the bank,” Yes Bank said. The stock last week hit a high not seen since 2005, noted Bloomberg.

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Cash isn’t dead.and unlikely to be either

Celent Banking

This second post was triggered by a report hosted on LINK’s website , (the UK ATM operator) that had some interesting numbers in it. In 2005, cash accounted for 64% of transactions by volume. Until recently, most commuters in London would use an Oyster card, with cash rarely used (and indeed, banned on many buses).

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Decoupled Debit — Again?

PYMNTS

It’s the decoupled debit card. Merchants paid less when they accepted those cards. Aside from a handful of special use cases , there wasn’t mass adoption of decoupled debit cards, and merchants didn’t end up issuing many. And what was the product? No, not the iPhone, but that would be a good guess.

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