How can DLT actually be used in payments in next 5 years?
by Kylene Casanova
A white paper has identified several areas of UK payments that would benefit from distributed ledger technology.
Collecting bills efficiently, on-time and with a minimum of bad debts is essential in any business. Bill collection, unlike collecting payments at the point of sale, involves granting the buyer credit…
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A white paper has identified several areas of UK payments that would benefit from distributed ledger technology.
by Kylene Casanova
BCG Global Payments 2016 report: Change will take place at dramatically different speeds in mature and emerging markets
by Kylene Casanova
Important enhancements from Citi, BAML and Reval show to use customer feedback to drive new developments
by Kylene Casanova
Twelve EU countries have a SEPA migration deadline looming on 31 October. The transition is expected to be smooth but corporates should be aware of the change.
by Kylene Casanova
Adyen rolls out Global Acquiring in Brazil, Hong Kong and Australia; Bank of America Merrill Lynch access to Modo’s patented COIN® Operated Digital Payments Hub; Tipalti adds OCR technology to service
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Can corporate treasury departments really put all their group’s payments through their TMS?
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The vast majority (93%) of companies in the Americas (NAFTA and Brazil) say they have experienced late payments from B2B customers in the past year.
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E-invoicing in Europe has risen by 27 per cent in past year, with more than 1.25 billion e-invoices processed, industry figures show.
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Global digital payments growing at 10%/annum as emerging market growth accelerates; huge variations between countries: cards still no. 1; cash in circulation growing; and banks not coping with regulations
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Governments turn to domestic regulations to make sure e-invoicing happens
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e-Commerce revolution as consumers payment habits move to subscription payments rather than buying outright, IF recurring payment services are easy to use + protect security concerns - Innopay report
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Australia, Costa Rica and Germany adopt/plan new standards, and Chile and Netherlands forcing usage
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Role of Earthport - the cross-border payment network - as the infrastructure behind global money transfer businesses grows AND TransferWise connects to UK’s FPS
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SWIFT’s Global Payment Initiative gathers pace - ICICI and AXIS are the first Indian banks to join the initiative - as banks world-wide try to improve their cross-border payment services
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New Payment Association UK members won’t necessarily increase competition. Payments only work if there is co-operation. Nevertheless third party innovation is happening: real-time tracking of cross-border payments
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The UK payments infrastructure is in need of reform to increase competition and improve services for customers, according to a market review published by the Payment Systems Regulator (PSR).
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‘Ecommerce Payment Methods Report 2016’ from The Paypers gives details of payment systems, theory and how to integrate
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Mastercard first network to deliver omni-channel all-digital payment service with Masterpass
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The Payments Strategy Forum has published a draft strategy setting out simpler access, greater innovation, increased adaptability and better security for the UK's payments system.
by Kylene Casanova
Enhancing consumer experience and catering for local differences, e.g. accepting 250 different payment systems in 190+ currencies, is only practical through an omnichannel provider
by Kylene Casanova
“More banks worldwide collaborate to dramatically improve the cross-border payments experience with greater speed, transparency and end-to-end tracking” - SWIFT
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Omni-channel payments for merchants is essential in opening up new markets and retaining current customers. The only question is how?
by Kylene Casanova
PSE consulting expect few upsides: Payment Service Directives to remain but eMoney: Payment Institutions will probably to move their headquarters to other European markets; and EBA will almost certainly move
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Bank of Canada’s analysis shows most countries will have many more options, most will have real-time or near real-time systems: How are you going to use these to improve your payments and collections?
