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How will new regulations affect China’s online payments market?

Banking 2020

China has introduced new draft rules that are intended to tighten regulations governing online payments in the country. Therefore, proposals issued by the country’s central bank will aim to add “much-needed safeguards” to tackle these issues, the Wall Street Journal reports. A booming market.

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Predicting the Future? Digital Banking in 2015

Banking 2020

As readers, you indicated your interest in this year’s top trends on the site including financial regulations on marijuana , banking profitability , online-only banks and the mobile banking revolution. Spotlight 2015 Digital Insight EyeVerify Infogix Market Force predictions Sageworks'

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A Five-Step Action Plan to Mobilize ‘Mobile First’

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Hard as it is to fathom, we’ve just seen digital banking morph from “important” to “existential” status in one week’s time, and banks and credit unions that aren’t able to market, sell and serve their customers in an entirely mobile capacity are now facing an existential threat.

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Hidden payments ‘too big too ignore’

Banking 2020

It also noted that banks have found it challenging to develop new propositions to meet these demands – partly because of their reliance on legacy systems and partly because they are more constrained by regulations. The most common solutions. The industry’s response.

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High-Frequency Trading: Is It The New Normal?

Banking 2020

For now, the biggest news regarding HFT is that there probably won’t be real news for a while—it’s being reported that for now, at least, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) won’t institute a new set of regulations to curb alleged violations in this contentious arena. It would be nice if those changes happened on our terms.

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High-Frequency Trading: Is It The New Normal?

Banking 2020

For now, the biggest news regarding HFT is that there probably won’t be real news for a while—it’s being reported that for now, at least, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) won’t institute a new set of regulations to curb alleged violations in this contentious arena. It would be nice if those changes happened on our terms.

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Too Big to Bail Out?

Banking 2020

regulators have already put in place similar strictures for the eight largest (you might say systemically important) banks. regulations don’t go into effect until 2018, and the new FSB proposal is essentially the start of a lengthy debate. More to the point, U.S. Even the U.S.

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