More than half of UK consumers (54 percent) would be ready to use biometric payment cards if they were available at their bank today, according to new research revealed by digital security leader Gemalto and conducted by GfK*.  For 82 percent of them, it would even become their preferred payment card – generating a clear 'top of the wallet' effect.  These innovative cards with integrated fingerprint readers let users authorise payments with a simple tou

ICS BANKS Notification System is created to provide the bank with a notification mechanism where certain messages or advertisements will be displayed for certain customers, once their accounts or customer number are keyed in the system, in order to be addressed in a proper way.

SWIFT today announces the introduction of Payment Controls, an intelligent new in-network solution to combat fraudulent payments, and to help strengthen its customers’ existing security.

Brand new research from RBR reveals that the number of payment cards in circulation worldwide reached 15 billion at the end of 2017, with UnionPay continuing to hold the largest share

Financial inclusion initiatives drive growth in card issuing

Mandatum Life will launch a new online trading service based on the Saxo Bank Group’s (Saxo Bank) state of the art investment and trading technology in the first half of 2019.

The service opens up a uniquely broad global investment universe both for Finnish stock investors as well as advanced tools and services for active traders.

 Jumio, the creator of Netverify® Trusted Identity as a Service (TIaaS), today announced a partnership with Engage Technology Partners Ltd., to integrate Jumio’s online identity verification technologies into Engage’s cloud-based recruitment solutions, designed to help end-hirers, agencies, payrolls and workers navigate and simplify the recruitment process.

Latest research forecasts that spending on RegTech (Regulatory Technology) platforms will increase to an estimated $115 billion by 2023, an average 45 percent per annum rise over the next five years. The figure is staggering, but it shouldn’t come as a surprise given the number of regulations and their pace of evolution in the current climate.

There’s currently so much excitement over what the near future holds for the everyday office. One of the most popular theories involves artificial intelligence and robot workers revolutionising the world of work. Although the ramifications of this are extraordinary, it’s time for a reality check – how can we possibly achieve this when we haven’t caught up with visions from decades ago?