Capital One Brings The Convenience Of Voice To Corporate Treasury
#Corporate finance execs are typically juggling several responsibilities, so #Capital One makes checking balances easy with #voice interaction.
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Is Your Board Ready To Comply With Cybersecurity Regulations?
Last year, regulators in New York decided to take #cybersecurity matters for financial institutions into their own hands, releasing a set of rules (which went into effect in March), requiring #banks and other FIs to establish a stricter cybersecurity program. This includes reporting all kinds of data breaches, ransomware, or phishing attacks, which could potentially harm […]
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5 Chinese Fintechs Making Waves in the U.S.
From investing, to new payment services, to money transfer acquisition love triangles, #Chinese #fintech is having a bigger and bigger crossover with the U.S. fintech scene. With that in mind, here are five Chinese #fintechs #making their way into the U.S. market to keep an eye on. AliPay Yes, AliPay is sort of a given–if there’s going […]
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WorldRemit Now Handles 75% of Mobile Remittances, Looks to Add Android Pay
#WorldRemit now moves 74% of all international #remittances sent to #mobile money accounts. The global money transfer service is connected to one-fifth of all mobile money accounts across the world. Starting today, the company will also start facilitating remittances from the U.S. to more than 112 million (potential) receivers in developing countries via mobile money services (as […]
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Getting serious about blockchain
How an “Internet of value” can redefine the very nature of transactions and transform the global economy.
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What next for blockchain?
The conversation around #blockchain is changing. We’re only now starting to understand this #technology’s full potential, says one executive.
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What’s Behind the Swarm of Standalone Card-Control Apps?
Look in the app store for your bank, and you may find not one, but two or three or even four #apps. Some are for business users or treasury executives, but others are for consumer-facing features, like card controls – the ability to turn your debit card on or off, for example. Why aren’t these part […]
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Move Fast and Break Things—But Not Fintech Investments, BNP Suggests
Innovation is risky, so when it comes to funding new fintechs, #banks should hold with a more traditional view of risk than the one proposed by Silicon Valley. In other words, banks can apply the famous “#move #fast and #break things” mantra of Silicon Valley’s #technology entrepreneurs to quite a few facets of the industry—but […]
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Proposed Restrictions On Mexican Remittances Could Hinder Fintechs, Probably Not Banks
Some #bitcoin supporters thought #restrictions on #remittances to Mexico offered a role for bitcoin, but the threat of taxes appears to have receded.
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P2P Is the New Social ‘Norm,’ BofA Says
Thanks to the likes of Venmo and (soon) Zelle, real-time, person-to-person payments are now an expectation for consumers. In fact, P2P has become the new #social ‘norm,’ Bank of America claims. According to the bank&8217;s Trends in Consumer Mobility Report released today, nearly two in five (36%) adults currently use person-to-person payments, with millennials nearly double that […]
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