US Bank today announced Disbursements via Zelle and Supplier Prefer Pay, two new digital payment solutions that make it easier for corporate and commercial banking clients to transition from paper to electronic payments. 

CardFlight, a mobile point-of-sale (POS) technology provider and Beyond, a financial technology company that provides business tools and services, including payment processing, employee management, POS, and lending, to small and midsized businesses, announced that Beyond will offer CardFlight's SwipeSimple mobile point-of-sale. 

Nasdaq Inc. (Nasdaq:NDAQ) and the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) have signed a new agreement with Nasdaq

INDOS Financial Limited (“INDOS”), the leading UK independent depositary, has gone live with the second and key phase of the integration of its cloud-based DEPOcheck software.

DEPOcheck provides an integrated workflow management and fund oversight solution for depositary businesses.  DEPOcheck was developed on behalf of INDOS by Centigen Soft.

Datawatch Corporation  today announced the latest version of 

AccessData Group, a leading provider of integrated digital forensics and e-discovery software, today announced the release of new versions of its suite of digital forensics software tools, with innovative new features that allow customers to take greater control of their digital investigations. 

Periscope Data today launched a new software platform that meets the unique needs of professional data teams, the fast-growing community of data analysts, data engineers, data scientists and chief data officers that are driving the future of business.

The bright lights of Las Vegas have gone out on Money20/20 for another year. As always, the event brought together the biggest names in payments and provided unprecedented insight into the future of financial services.

So, after four days of discussions and demonstrations, what were the three big trends from this year’s installment?

Artificial intelligence: Enabling hyper-personalization

As MiFID II’s Jan. 3 go-live date draws closer, investment firms are rushing to implement systems that monitor position limits on commodity derivatives, though the majority of the limits are still unknown.