Chris Skinner
FEBRUARY 12, 2020
Just spent a day chairing a payments stream at a conference. We talked about AI, biometrics, central bank digital currencies or CBDCs as everyone calls them, infrastructure, pipes, plumbing … you name it … but the bit that intrigued me was the views of Kristian Luoma from OP Bank, a … The post The true meaning of BaaS appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
PYMNTS
FEBRUARY 14, 2020
Supply chain management has always presented a challenge for global corporates, with digitization and automation technology aiming to reduce friction and enhance visibility. A surge in supply chain technology available — from freight management portals to IoT sensors — also expands a value-add opportunity for corporate end users: All this digitization generates a flood of potentially valuable data that organizations can use to optimize their supply chains, as well as better meet the needs and ex
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Abrigo
FEBRUARY 13, 2020
Key Takeaways To better serve their community, as well as stay competitive in this fast-moving environment, savvy CFIs are carefully blending digital innovations with their hallmark relationship banking practices. CRMs help institutions scale processes, relationships, and communication, without sacrificing the personal relationships the bank or credit union has formed.
PYMNTS
FEBRUARY 14, 2020
Today (Feb. 14) is Valentine’s Day, the official day we collectively celebrate love in all its glories. Couples will go out, and dedicated singles will stay in, while the not-in-love-but-looking-hard will likely head to the web and the wonderful world of digital dating — well, as long as they aren’t too good-looking, apparently. According to the New York Post , Instagram model Holly Valentine claimed that she was bounced from Tinder , despite paying for membership, because she was “too hot,” su
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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
Bank Innovation
FEBRUARY 12, 2020
Nova Credit, a startup whose technology helps banks underwrite immigrants, is growing its auto finance and mortgage offerings. The San Francisco-based company, which partners with such large institutions like American Express, allows institutions to pull foreign credit data to develop U.S.-equivalent scores for consumers. “[Consumers] can access their credit history from their home country, and […].
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Payments Dive
FEBRUARY 11, 2020
What we know is that PSD2 has profound implications for the e-commerce landscape across Europe. However, the implications may reach across the Atlantic, as U.S. merchant with cross-border ambitions need to take notice.
Accenture
FEBRUARY 10, 2020
Unless you are Nostradamus, being a prognosticator is tough business. Consultants are often accused of over-hyping the short term and underestimating the long term. With this blog, I have attempted to strike the balance between long-term trends and short-term, actionable insights. With the start of the new year, I thought it would be a good time to….
Bank Innovation
FEBRUARY 13, 2020
Bank of America is enhancing the capabilities of its digital cash management tool for small businesses, Business Advantage 360, by integrating with third-party platforms, including QuickBooks, Run Powered by ADP, G Suite by Google Cloud and Google Analytics. “Businesses go out of business many times because they don’t manage their cash flow properly,” said Sharon […].
Chris Skinner
FEBRUARY 9, 2020
One report you may have missed was this one: CyberRisk and the U.S. Financial System: A Pre-Mortem Analysis from The New York Fed and released in January. The paper focuses upon a co-ordinated cyberattack on the wholesale payment systems of America and can be summarised as: We (the Federal Reserve … The post Massive cyberattack on the US wholesale payments system (simulation but real?
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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
Payments Dive
FEBRUARY 14, 2020
Cash recycling and interactive teller machines are allowing banks and credit unions to create significant efficiencies at the branch level, with reduced staffing costs, increased productivity and reduced cash exposure, according to experts speaking at a panel on branch transformation at ATMIA's annual U.S. conference in Houston.
PYMNTS
FEBRUARY 13, 2020
Farming has been around for thousands of years – tens of thousands of years, perhaps, according to some estimates. And it is a labor-intensive, resource-intensive and time-consuming endeavor. Consider the fact that, as measured by the Water Footprint Network, it takes about 26 gallons to make one pound of tomatoes, and 67 gallons of water to produce one pound of oranges.
Bank Innovation
FEBRUARY 9, 2020
Bank of America obtained more patents last year than any other year in the history of the company. In 2019, company obtained 418 patents, a 31% increase over the prior year. According to the bank, patents protect the bank’s tech investments. “Patents are not always about excluding others from using [the technology]; oftentimes, patents are […].
Chris Skinner
FEBRUARY 11, 2020
Anyone who’s read this blog since 2007 or my books since 2014 will know that I have a regular rallying call: replace core systems; refresh the bank’s technology stack to an open architecture; embrace APIs, apps and analytics; deep dive on data; transform to be digital and not industrial; rethink … The post Q: Do investors believe bank digital transformations are succeeding?
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Technology is rapidly changing the way accountants perform and manage month-end activities. Spreadsheets, email, and shared drives no longer have to slow us down. Join us as we present a "sneak peek" recorded demo of SkyStem's month-end close solution – ART. In under four weeks, your team can start reaping the benefits of month-end close automation by vastly reducing spreadsheets, cut down on reconciliation work, speed up the month-end close, and better manage your remote team.
Payments Dive
FEBRUARY 13, 2020
Mike Rittler, general manager of retail card services and personal lending at TD Bank, shares his insight on trends, transformative innovation and how the 'traditional check out' experience is on its way out.
South State Correspondent
FEBRUARY 12, 2020
CONTROLLING YOUR TECH FUTURE The build or buy decision should be a constant question in most bank’s decision making, and unfortunately, most banks default to the “buy.” In some cases, this is appropriate, but in many, it is not. In this article, we look at the two major overriding reasons of why your bank may want to hire and build out a development team in order to deliver a more customized banking experience to your customers.
Bank Innovation
FEBRUARY 11, 2020
Mastercard Inc. won approval to set up a bank card clearing business in China, gaining access to a $27 trillion payments market as part of the nation’s financial opening. The announcement by the People’s Bank of China on Tuesday signals the country is moving ahead with the speedier opening of its financial system that was agreed on […].
Chris Skinner
FEBRUARY 10, 2020
I recently spotted a great write-up on Open Banking by Alex Johnson, who has kindly agreed I can republish it. So, here we go … The Stories We Tell Ourselves About Open Banking Distinguishing between what’s true and what we want to be true. Alex Johnson Source: FicoFinTech The trouble … The post The Stories We Tell Ourselves About Open Banking appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
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As we step into 2024, the lending landscape evolves rapidly with technology, regulations, and market dynamics driving change. For banks and financial institutions to stay competitive and meet the evolving needs of their customers, these drivers must be understood and engaged with. Lenders can anticipate significant transformation fueled by technological advancements, regulatory shifts, and changing consumer behaviors.
PYMNTS
FEBRUARY 12, 2020
According to the 2019 edition of the FBI’s Internet Crime Report , last year was both a lucrative and diverse year for cybercriminals and scammers. All in, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) received a total of 467,361 complaints, with reported losses exceeding $3.5 billion. As for the scams themselves, those varied widely both in terms of tactics and targets.
Payments Dive
FEBRUARY 11, 2020
A survey of U.S. consumers indicated that 86% of bank account holders expect a seamless experience across channels and devices when conducting banking activities.
Bank Innovation
FEBRUARY 9, 2020
Core providers are rolling out digital bank toolkits that can launch a new offering within 90 days, and Jack Henry is the latest contender to join that race with BankAnywhere, a cloud-based system for community banks. Jack Henry is not the first core provider to roll out a “digital bank in a box” product for […].
Chris Skinner
FEBRUARY 9, 2020
Things we’re reading today include … Santander fintech guru trades punk rock for asset management Cryptocurrency specialist to push for UK banking licence Bank of England gold: Rare look inside the vaults How far will Alison Rose go to take RBS into the 21st century? A new rural bank branch … The post Things worth reading: 10th February 2020 appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
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Commercial lending is on the verge of a resurgence, but traditional processes are an obstacle. Explore the top 3 reasons for resistance to digital transformation and how overcoming them can pave the way for growth and efficiency. Discover why embracing automation and digital solutions is crucial for success in today's competitive landscape. Discover how GoDocs helps commercial lenders in the digital era with seamless integration and a borrower-focused approach.
PYMNTS
FEBRUARY 9, 2020
Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick is joining other investors in funding the expansion of the 3D-printed hotel concept Habitas , the Financial Times reported on Sunday (Feb. 9). An idea hatched at the Burning Man desert arts festival, the experience-focused hospitality group Habitas was founded in 2014 by Oliver Ripley, Kfir Levy and Eduardo Castillo. .
Bobsguide
FEBRUARY 14, 2020
Non-financial counterparties (NFC-) are looking to keep European Market Infrastructure Regulation (Emir) reporting in-house ahead of the delegated reporting deadline in June, according to consultants and a technology vendor. Emir Refit reduced the burden of dual-sided reporting for non-financial.
Bank Innovation
FEBRUARY 10, 2020
Capital One is determined to turn its digital assistant Eno into an affable, personal finance watchdog to build loyalty between the brand and customers. Three years after Eno’s launch, the bank is adding capabilities that go beyond simple balance inquiries to proactive insights on customers’ spending behaviors. Eno, “One” spelled backwards, began as an SMS […].
Chris Skinner
FEBRUARY 10, 2020
Things we’re reading today include … Australia plans new bank stress tests to assess climate change impact 2 in 5 would consider digital banks but only once they are ‘popular and successful’ Starling Bank raises £60m from existing investors Deutsche Bank’s revamp plans win support Ex-Virgin Money chief joins cultural … The post Things worth reading: 11th February 2020 appeared first on Chris Skinner's blog.
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