Sun.Jul 09, 2017

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Things worth reading: 10th July 2017

Chris Skinner

Things we’re reading today include … Wells Fargo CEO ‘pleased’ with preliminary approval of $142 million settlement Analysts saved by stroke of the FCA’s pen Theresa May’s election woes spark jitters among UK finance chiefs Top bankers back calls for revamp to protect small firms Goldman Sachs is 2017’s worst-selling fund manager with $27 billion in outflows: FT Banks pressed to release more non-financial data Brexit may never happen – Sir Vince Cable Me

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FinTech Week in Review: Adoption and Adaptation

Let's Talk Payments

Change is hard. This is not a grand revelation to anyone reading this right now. (Keep reading, I promise, it gets better). Change is so hard, in fact, that there.

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Synchrony eyes chatbots, artificial intelligence to halt retailer app churn

Payments Source

JCPenney and Dick’s Sporting Goods were among the first to launch the new technology, with others expected to come on board soon.

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PSD2 and screen-scraping – both sides of the debate

NCR

Financial institutions and fintech firms across Europe are currently preparing for the launch of the second iteration of the Payment Services Directive (PSD2), which is due to come into force in January 2018. One of the key aims of PSD2 is to stimulate competition in the payments industry, partly by allowing authorized third parties to access banks’ customer data, as long as the customer has given his or her consent.

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Digital Transformation: Accelerating ROI and Growth in Commercial Lending

Now is the time for lenders to prioritize their digital transformation initiatives in preparation for the lending rebound. Rising competition and ever-increasing customer demands for speed and efficiency are forcing financial institutions to embrace digital transformation. This shift can feel overwhelming—where do you begin? This infographic illustrates automation demands and shows you how loan document automation serves as an essential step to increase profits and provide the best lending exper

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Apple Pay's mobile site play requires merchants to improve search capabilities

Payments Source

Shoppers will not buy products they can’t find, no matter how quick and seamless the checkout process may be, writes Trevor Legwinski, chief strategy officer at SearchSpring.

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Where Do Banks Fit in the Fintech Stack?

The Financial Brand

A recent speech from a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. on the role of fintech in banking provides interesting views on industry trends.

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The Nordics head towards invisible payments

The Paypers

(The Paypers) Hans Henrik Hoffmeyer, Nets : The end goal is to have invisible payments. That’s the final destination.

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Canadians Banned From ‘Banking’ At Credit Unions

The Financial Brand

Credit unions in Canada are banned from using the B-word. This regulatory shocker is reverberating through the U.S. Will American credit unions be next?

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Digital Account Opening Expectation Gap Remains

The Financial Brand

Consumers shop for banking products on digital channels. Banks and credit unions must support digital account opening to meet expectations.

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The State of Automation in Financial Services 2024 Report

In this report, you’ll find a comprehensive analysis of survey responses from executives at banks, credit unions, and insurance companies concerning their organization’s current and future use of automation. The report’s key insights include: Which types of automation are saving organizations the most time and money How to overcome the biggest barriers to automation implementation and adoption Why automation investments will continue to grow over the next few years How much you could save in 202