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The concept of payments data monetisation using payments data to improve either the efficiency of operations, to launch, or to enhance client-facing services is not a new concept. However, there has been an explosion of interest in recent months as a combination of margin pressure and growing customer expectations, alongside ISO 20022 migration and the
Consumers demand seamless digital transactions in their personal lives, but how does this uninterrupted experience translate to the corporate world? Learn how the transition from paper and spreadsheets to automated cash management systems is driving business growth and resiliency in this episode of Unpacked. June 16, 2021
While we applaud efforts to promote financial inclusion and encourage uptake of non-cash payments in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, the financial industry and government bodies need to remember a crucial sector of society that’s in danger of being left behind – the small businesses that are the backbone of any nation’s economy. read
FinovateAsia Digital is less than two weeks away. If you are headquartered in the APAC region, do business in the region, or would simply like to know more about the fintech trends in one of the most technologically innovative parts of the world, then FinovateAsia Digital, held on the 22nd and 23rd of this month,
Project P27 has been in motion since late 2017 designing the operational model for the first-of-its-kind multicurrency real time clearing system across four Nordic countries. Thursday 15 April 2021 at 13:00 BST Read More
QR codes are back, but then again, they never really went away. Toyota Motor Corp. created QR codes in 1994 as a way to track parts and processes. QR codes are now part of everything, from accessing magazine advertising to conducting commerce across the likes of Alipay and WeChat.
