Worldpay, the global online payments specialist, has announced that its Dynamic 3D Secure (3DS) solution will soon be available to merchants.

Products will be evaluated for conformance to the TEE Protection Profile through GlobalPlatform’s TEE Certification Scheme

SunGard’s MarketMap market data solution now offers additional “unique” content from several social sentiment, reputational risk, short interest, and company research providers to help wealth managers, advisors, and traders find new investment opportunities, respond rapidly to client needs, and differentiate their offerings. The following content is now available in aggregate through SunGard’s MarketMap terminal:

Misys, the leading financial software company, has been awarded Best Trade Finance Tech-solutions Company in this year’s Trade Finance Awards for Excellence.

This is the second year in a row that Misys has been awarded the accolade by Trade Finance magazine. The winners are voted for by the industry, allowing the trade finance community to express its views on which companies have demonstrated that they have best met the challenges of globalisation, digitisation, regulation and risk to deliver market-leading solutions for their customers.

Diasoft is pleased to invite Vietnamese financial institutions to attend its business-breakfast “An Introduction to the Digital Banking” which will take place on 30 June 2015 in HoChiMinh City, at Intercontinental Asiana Saigon hotel and on 2d July 2015 in Hanoi, at Intercontinental Hanoi Westlake hotel.

Fines aren’t fine any more. That should be a message resonating loud and clear around financial institutions, as another year of the rolling regulatory tsunami gets fully underway. We’re braced for the ever-rising tide of compliance-related complexities and non-compliance penalties. We need more than ‘business as usual’. Why?

When I spoke at the Goldman Sachs financial services conference last Wednesday, we got into a good discussion about how little insight investors are given into bank IT spending (one audience member described it as a "black box").

The Government has made spurring the growth of the UK's financial technology sector a priority for 2015. After reviewing the responses to its recent Data Sharing and Open Data in banking report, it is committing to delivering an open Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) standard within two years. It’s a decision savvy banks will welcome because customer demand for change has already grown to such proportions that require banks to act.