In an environment where fraud is evolving by the hour, Andy Renshaw, VP, Banking Solutions at Feedzai, offered his opinion on what the 2020 fraud trends are
Todd Latham, Chief Growth Officer at Currencycloud, argues why fintech will be embedded in tomorrow’s next-generation companies
To get a better sense of what an Open Banking regime looks like, here's a look at what's happening around the world
Mariane ter Veen, INNOPAY, paints for The Paypers' readers an overview of Open Banking and the banks' roles towards this initiative and towards consumer education
Michael Steinbach, CEO equensWorldline: To make the most of the combination of Open Banking and Instant Payments, we need to make Instant Payments the new normal
Chris Kronenthal, FreedomPay: Businesses that have implemented a strategic plan to solve the payment data and digital infrastructure challenges will be the most successful in 2020 and beyond
Gunnar Koren, EVRY: Fraud prevention solutions need to help lower shopping cart abandonments, support a wider range of payment scenarios, and reduce fraud losses alongside an improved customer experience
Maria Pfister, Comarch: Although shared service centers have been around for some time, companies (especially global big players) still struggle with the dematerialization and unification of their processes
Tony McLaughlin, Citi: Banks must focus on the ‘must-win’ battles to become the financial layer of the platform economy, and that means approaching Open Banking with new eyes
Financial institutions had a slow progress when it comes to digital change. Ekata’s Spencer McLain uncovers several ways to stay ahead of fraudsters and optimize the digital experience for customers
Today, people are looking to take advantage of new technologies that help them make purchases from the convenience of their car’s dashboard. In-car payment technology is an exciting area of innovation and an amazing opportunity for vehicles to be part of the everyday commerce experiences.
Saurabh Bajaj, the Chief Product Officer at Feedzai recently set aside some time to discuss the problems retail banks face in a digitally-evolving world
Ron J. Berndsen: In 2045, all euro retail payments in the Ultimate Warehouse are instant, digital, end-to-end encrypted using quantum computing, always and everywhere wirelessly available