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Hong Kong Relaxes Rules In Effort To Boost FinTech Lending

PYMNTS

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority has, as finews.asia reported this past week, amended its credit risk management guidelines in a way that seeks to boost the embrace of analytics when lending to smaller firms. The solution ensures compliance with the second payment services directive (PSD2).

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Fintechs Face Heightened Hurdles to Gain and Retain Fed Access

CFPB Monitor

The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System recently issued and invited public comment on proposed guidelines to be used by Federal Reserve Banks to evaluate requests for master accounts and/or access to Federal Reserve Bank (Fed) financial services, in order to support a more “transparent and consistent” approach to such requests.

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Opportunities in Partnership: Community Banks Can Benefit from Today’s FinTechs

Independent Banker

Over the next 3-5 years, 82% of financial institutions expect to increase their partnerships with FinTechs, with an average return on investment of 20%. Benefits of FinTech partnerships. How to choose the right FinTech partner. These characteristics are key when vetting potential FinTech partners.

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Data Sharing, XaaS Target SMB Financing Efficiencies

PYMNTS

Accelerated data sharing has become a focal point for small business lenders and FinTechs looking to speed up the time it takes for SMBs to apply for and receive much-needed funding. This week’s look at the latest in bank-FinTech collaborations and open banking initiatives finds a focus on small business lending: In the U.K.,

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Capitalizing on Open Banking as a catalyst for digital transformation

Insights on Business

To facilitate digital transformation for financial institutions, we’ve developed the IBM Open Banking Platform, a software suite designed to enable fast creation of next-generation apps, low-risk innovation and regulatory compliance. Ready for anything. The future of banking isn’t just about modernization or churning out apps.

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How banks use bank-as-a-platform to modernize apps with cloud

Insights on Business

It’s this digital-agility layer that would connect to the internal core systems as well as provide external APIs to connect various fintech solutions and other financial institutions within an open banking platform approach.

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Our live five for 2017

Tomorrow's Transactions

The NIST guideline goes on to talk about using push notifications to applications on smart phones, which is how we think it should be done. The paper that Richard Brown of R3, my colleague Salome Parulava and I put together what seems like an age ago (a year is a long time in fintech) has finally been published! Digital Identity.

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