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  • user 12:18 am on September 28, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    10 Most Innovative CEOs in Banking 2017 

    Fintechs are partnering with , banks are using , artificial intelligence, and and financial regulation is still undergoing massive changes. Challengers to traditional , payment, and loan products have all launched this year, and FIs are fighting fraud, hacks, and scams with an increasing number of biometric security measures. has been a [&;]
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  • user 9:53 pm on September 27, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    SWIFT’s Innotribe Will Seek Lessons From Outside Financial Services at Sibos 2017 

    program will look the industry for ideas on how to build on legacy.
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  • user 12:18 pm on September 27, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    What’s the State of Banking Innovation in 2017? 

    What is the of today? Each year, we poll the industry to find out. funding has grown tougher for startups, but &; balance sheets are looking stronger&; what does it mean for innovation? Talk has shifted from last year&8217;s discussions on and chatbots to artificial intelligence and cloud-based cores. Many [&;]
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  • user 3:35 pm on September 11, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    2017 payments predictions: A mid-year update 

    Earlier this year I made a set of for , which is living up to expectations as a year with new developments and change occurring on all fronts. In this blog, I give an on how the payments landscape is shaping up and rotating towards a new world of digital payments.

    Contactless and Mobile Payments

    Prediction: Contactless card transactions in the UK will rise to between 6BN – 9BN transactions in 2017, (compared to my forecasts a year ago of 3BN transactions for the UK for 2016).

    • UK Finance figures show 2.5BN transactions in the first six months of 2017 compared to 1.1BN transactions in the first six months of 2016, a 130 percent increase pointing to at least 6BN transactions for the whole of 2017.
    • Contactless payments are an important indicator of rapidly changing consumer behavior, and the experience in the UK is a mirror of a global trend.

    Contactless transactions are growing at a huge rate, far faster than most realize, showing a profound change in the way we pay across the globe. They are also spilling over into mobile contactless payments (e.g. Apple Pay) which grew 336 percent in the UK in the first half of 2017 compared to the same period in 2016 according to Worldpay.

    Retailing/Acceptance

    Prediction: Voice payments solutions will start making a hit with the public—perhaps through Siri on iPhones, Alexa on Amazon and at POS.

    • According to Business Insider research (June 2017), 8 percent of US respondents to their 2017 BI Intelligence survey said they used voice commands to buy something, send money to a friend, or pay a bill.
    • Amazon, Apple, Google, and PayPal all have voice capabilities—with, for example, Barclaycard launching a voice payment service with Siri in August 2017.

    Voice payments and voice commerce are an emerging trend that is here to stay.

    Prediction: Alternative payment mechanisms (APMs) such as PayPal, iDEAL in the Netherlands and Klarna (Europe and US) will continue to grow strongly (20 percent – 30 percent) for e-commerce, driven both by convenience and by high fraud rates in card-not-present transactions.

    • PayPal grew payment volume by 23 percent in Q2 2017 over the same quarter last year, while Klarna reported a 37 percent transaction growth in Q1 2017.

    APMs are already more popular than cards in some countries for e-commerce, and this continuing trend shows cards dominance is under threat globally.

    Real-time Payments Interbank Infrastructure

    Prediction: The UK will continue to lead the world in instant payments. Plans will be developed for a new real-time payments infrastructure that leaps ahead of current implementations in terms of ambition and capability.

    • The Payment Strategy Forum published its consultation in July 2017, which outlines its blueprint for a New Payments Architecture in the UK and its ambition to deliver it in 2020/2021.

    Prediction: Faster Payments will process 1.65BN transactions, 15 percent higher than 2016 (1.4BN transactions).

    • Faster Payments processed 790M payments in H1 2017, 15 percent higher than H1 2016. The continuing growth of real-time payments in the UK demonstrates the sustained, and irreversible demand for real-time payments and the beginning of payments atomization—the growth of UK real-time payments in large part is due to more payments being made, rather than just simple substitution of other payment types.

    Instant or real-time payment infrastructures are appearing all around the world. Adoption is gradually gaining pace and we can expect years of ongoing renewal, such as in the UK, as they embed and evolve with the demands of the digital economy.

    Distributed Ledger Technology

    Prediction: transactions for 2017 will be 150M transactions (up from 83M in 2016), miners’ revenue $ 850M ($ 562M in 2016), the average hash rate will be 5.7gh/s (1.5gh/s average in 2016), $ 120BN will be transacted in Bitcoin ($ 56BN in 2016) and the average number of unique addresses used daily will average 600K (406K addresses daily in 2016).

    • In H1 2017, there were 52M Bitcoin transactions, a 36 percent increase implying just over 110M transactions for the full year; miners’ revenue was $ 567M, a 77 percent increase implying $ 1BN for year; the average hash rate was 3.8gh/s, a three-fold increase implying 4.6gh/s average for the full year; $ 77BN was transacted in Bitcoin, a three-fold-increase implying $ 175BN for the full year; and the average number of unique addresses used daily averaged 535K, a 37 percent increase implying 560K average addresses for the full year.

    This is a blizzard of statistics, but they show that the Bitcoin network continues to grow in terms of transactions and users (addresses), that significant sums are transacted over it, and that while miners are multiplying—in fact, tripling—the computing power (# rate) in the Bitcoin network, they are receiving significant rewards for doing so.

    The number of Bitcoin transactions is still very low for a payments network, and are constrained by the current network capacity limit (which is supposedly being resolved), indicating that the Bitcoin network is more a store of digital asset value than a payments network. However, while miners’ revenue is dependent for now mainly on block rewards, over time this will diminish increasing their need to compete for transaction fees, and if Bitcoin is to endure, the number of transactions will need to grow significantly.

    I suspect that this is part of Satoshi Nakatomo’s game plan for Bitcoin, and if it materializes, Bitcoin will become a mainstream force over the next 10 years as a store of value and as a payments network.

    Prediction: Ripple will be the one DLT player in payments that grows, with its moving on from use by for pilots, bilateral exchange and internal payment flows, to use as a new cross-border payments network with growing transaction volumes between networked banks.

    • Ripple launched the Ripplenet payments network this year to standardize participation and access to the Ripple network, has 90+ customers, 75+ commercial deployments in progress, and has a network running with 47 banks in Japan.

    Ripple goes from strength-to-strength. While there are some examples of banks experimenting with other DLT, such as R3 in Singapore, no other DLT player comes close to the penetration of Ripple in payments, particularly cross-border payments.

    The post 2017 payments predictions: A mid-year update appeared first on Accenture Banking Blog.

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  • user 12:18 pm on September 5, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    Malauzai Software: 2017 Slow Growth Rate for Mobile Banking Apps 

    A recent report by showed that new app among and credit unions has slowed down by 8% this year. This down is an indication that the market is saturated, according to the report. Nevertheless, this year had the highest number of . The survey, which was conducted [&;]
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  • user 12:18 am on September 5, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    China Rapid Finance Is Expecting to Add 3M New Borrowers by End of 2017 

    EXCLUSIVE — Shanghai-based online lender reported a 240% growth in consumer loan volume year-over-year and is its continued focus on its target consumer base to continue that growth. The company, which last year became the second Chinese online lender to conduct a U.S. IPO, is aimed at servicing what it calls [&;]
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  • user 12:18 am on July 30, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    Will Fintech Investment Funding Reach an All-Time High in 2017? 

    This year could be the year that VC- backed deals and an all-time . According to a report by CB Insights, released earlier this week, venture capital-backed fintech companies across the globe raised a total of $ 5.2 Billion across 251 deals in the second quarter of this year. This number reflects [&;]
    Bank Innovation

     
  • user 12:18 am on June 13, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    2017 Innovators to Watch: 44 Executives Shaping the Future of Banking 

    was a tumultuous year, but despite some stops and starts, innovation in finance is only gaining more momentum. As the year saw changes in financial regulation, startup culture, and trends in venture capital, innovation moved forward: labs were made, funding was fought for, mobile payment systems were integrated, and the limits of artificial [&;]
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  • user 12:18 pm on April 14, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    Apple Pay Users to Double in 2017 

    Fighting for marketshare in the mobile wallet space is not getting any easier. According to a recent report, tops the charts with its digital wallet, and is expected to nearly Apple Pay userbase this year. The study, released by Juniper Research  this week, estimates that Apple Pay will hit 86 million in [&;]
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  • user 12:18 am on April 12, 2017 Permalink | Reply
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    FIs Expect Regulation to Increase Costs in 2017 (Without Doing Much Else) 

    How will affect financial services firms in ? Well, everyone agrees it will bump up , according to a study by corporate finance advisor Duff &; Phelps. Of 181 financial services professionals surveyed for the study, 77% of respondents said that up and coming financial regulations will costs for their firms. The only other choice [&;]
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