There will never be only just ONE KYC/KYV solution?
by Jack Large
Too many variations locally and globally to cover all situations and the systems: Best will be adoption of common approaches?
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ASB Bank takes stake in supply chain technology company TradeWindow
by Ben Poole
Funding fast-tracks launch of company focusing on distributed ledger technology trading product.
NatWest taps Google for voice banking pilot
by Ben Poole
The trial is running for three months with 500 of the bank's customers.
Commerzbank tests blockchain-based machine-to-machine payment solution for the first time
by Ben Poole
First use of cash on ledger for automated M2M payment processing in cooperation with Daimler Trucks.
Deutsche Bank rolls out digital signatures for clients in Asia Pacific
by Ben Poole
The solution is now available in 21 countries for the bank's clients.
ACI Worldwide aims to get European payments businesses PSD2-ready
by Ben Poole
The tools released are designed to tackle PSD2's strong customer authentication requirements.
Why are KYC platform solutions failing?
by Jack Large
What are the withdrawals of Bloomberg and Refinitiv from the KYC platforms telling us?
Refinitiv is getting out of KYC As A Service Solution
by Jack Large
Suffering from a lack of demand in highly competitive market
Trump tariffs create working capital strains for US firms
by Graham Buck
Companies are resorting to various measures in response to the administration’s tariff-heavy trade policy, a report finds
Growth in usage of the Internet is starting to slow
by Jack Large
Mary Meeker’s report on the most important trends on the Internet in last year
Refinitiv expands digital KYC solutions to retail banking and wealth management
by Jack Large
Increased regulatory scrutiny and demand for frictionless onboarding drive the need for digital KYC
Fraudsters target Australia’s instant payments system
by Graham Buck
Westpac, one of the country’s big four banks, revealed that its PayID lookup function had been infiltrated.
US fintech Plaid rolls out services in the UK
by Graham Buck
The six years old San Francisco company, already valued at $2.7bn, is expanding across the Atlantic and opening its first UK office.
BBVA hosts Family Cybersecurity Day
by Graham Buck
The newly-launched initiative by the Spanish bank aims to raise awareness and educate employees and their families.
Citi® Verify: is this part of KYC solution for corporates?
by Jack Large
Citi launches Citi® Verify a real-time data validation service for institutions
MAS, Bank of Canada blockchain trial promises cross-border payment gains
by Graham Buck
The successful experiment by the two central banks could make cross-border payments faster and more efficient.
SWIFT’s KYC registry for corporates
by Jack Large
Goes live in 4Q 2019: is this the KYC solution for corporates that will dominate?
Digital identities are under threat
by Jack Large
Cybercrime is going to get worse: Latest H2 Cybercrime Report - Global Insights from the ThreatMetrix® Digital Identity Network
Equifax buys PayNet, pledges innovative solutions for SMEs
by Graham Buck
The US data analytics and tech company says the deal should produce better access to capital for small to medium-sized businesses.
‘Blockchain bandit’ exploits weak private keys
by Graham Buck
A security test of the cryptocurrency Ethereum has exposed technology flaws that enabled a thief to access accounts.
Unisys prepares Elevate platform for open banking
by Graham Buck
Originally launched two years ago, the new version of the digital banking software platform has key components for the new era.
Is Open Banking irrelevant for large MNCs?
by Jack Large
If consumers give permission to access their accounts, it might, but it is all a matter of trust
Blockchain is not dead, just consolidating
by Jack Large
You ain’t seen nothing yet
Big investment and job losses ahead as banks sector embraces AI
by Graham Buck
The business value to the industry of artificial intelligence is expected to reach $300bn by 2030 but it will shed millions of workers.