Battling social distancing? Bear with Life app is here
An application that helps to deal with social distancing. Winning idea from Hack the Crisis Hackathon, Slovakia
An application that helps to deal with social distancing. Winning idea from Hack the Crisis Hackathon, Slovakia
COVID-19 has a far-reaching effect on the global economy. It’s a fact. Companies are struggling to understand the full impact on businesses and how best to react to the new reality. ECommerce is one of the few areas currently showing signs of growth despite the overall economic breakdown.
As ‘data’ continues to systemically restructure our society, our economy, and our institutions in ways unseen since the industrial revolution two and a half centuries earlier, businesses have to accept that data lies at the structural sweet spot between technology, process and people.
2020 has been a year of much change and as a society, we are clearly heading towards a ‘new normal’ in terms of how we live our lives – from
During his 1962 State of the Union Address, John F. Kennedy declared: “The best time to repair the roof is when the sun is shining”. While the original philosophy behind
The fintech industry is no stranger to a crisis. The financial crash in 2008 gave rise to fintech darlings such as Funding Circle, Seeders and TransferWise; and over the last
Starling Bank is the only challenger bank to record more app downloads in May than the year before, thanks to a tv ad starring a shed and lockdown loans for
60 per cent growth in the number of Barclaycard customers who have gradually returned to trading and taking payments last week, compared to the first full week of April 8
The Payments Association, who represent 130+ members from across the payments industry, wishes to thank the CBI for inviting it to contribute to its research into Economic Stimulus policies to
The novel coronavirus outbreak that originated in Wuhan, China, in November of last year has since ignited a global pandemic that could permanently change the way business is conducted.
Not only that but, as with every economic crisis, there will be definitive winners from the aftermath of the economic fallout and these companies will help shape the future of e-Commerce in the USA/EU.
While many analysts could never have anticipated the impact of the novel coronavirus pandemic on the world economy, there is a general consensus about what firms can do now and moving forward to build resilience against future “black swan” events such as the one currently roiling world markets.
When it comes to the future of banking and finance, forward-thinking firms are exploring the benefits of digital innovations, such as virtual IBANs and digital banking services.
Cybertonica CEO and Co-Founder Joshua Bower-Saul along with Tony Craddock of The Payments Association discussed the Impact of COVID-19 on Payments Security at Payment Systems Regulation and Innovation Online Conference on June 4th, 2020.
Hosted by City & Financial Global, Payment Systems Regulation and Innovation Online Conference focused on all aspects of payments innovations, including regulatory framework, in the context of the new challenges brought on by the current global crisis.
Issues covered in the event include:
– Reducing the risk of fraud and cyber risk with and within the next generation of payments security
– Shaping and re-shaping the payment industry: privacy, data access and regulatory considerations
Be at the forefront of the digital revolution
By the time the world recovers from the aftermath of COVID-19, banking institutions would have seen a vast transformation in their systems, processes, and customer relationships. New future-ready, digital banking solutions will offer as secure, as easy, and as welcoming customer experiences as the brick-and-mortar ones provide. At Maveric, we help banks accelerate their transformation initiatives by integrating domain, UX design, technology, strategy, and execution. We have been enabling banks to achieve their customer satisfaction goals and accelerate their digitization journeys with modern technology solutions. A calculated and well-thought plan and collaboration with the right fintech solution providers will help get you ready for this dynamic and ever-evolving journey of going digital and help you to rise above such extreme situations, now as well as in the future.
On 11th March 2020, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. At the time of writing, hundreds of thousands of lives and businesses have been affected.
During the COVID-19 outbreak and lockdown, we’ve seen the way people alter their behaviours when it comes to paying for goods and services, whether this is buying fuel or
It’s no news that the retail industry has been flipped on its head by the COVID-19 pandemic. Due to the lockdown, most in-store operations have been shut down, and nationwide
Contis launches ‘Carer Banking’ – a new product allowing banks and fintechs to support their vulnerable customers continuing to shield due to Covid-19.
Opinion blog by Peter Cox, CEO and Founder of Contis Group. Analysis on the impact of Covid-19 and Wirecard on the payments industry, and what it’ll take for companies to survive.
A personal account of the experience of being furloughed and 7 top tips to help come out the other side in a more positive place.
Tony Craddock, Director General of the The Payments Association, spoke with ARYZE, to talk through some of the biggest payments developments taking place due to COVID-19 and how involved parties
Online crime gangs have used the coronavirus pandemic to scam consumers and businesses across the globe. So, this blog examines 4 key types of Covid19-related fraud to help keep you and your business safe.
Token Pay™ integrated to enable new suite of innovative payment services that enhance user experience (UX) and lower transaction costs 19 May 2020 – Leading open banking infrastructure provider, Token.io,
10 December 2019 – Leading open banking platform provider, Token.io, today announces the formation of M10 Networks, a new spin out company focused on developing digital money solutions. Token will
One early lesson from the introduction of open banking in Europe is the importance of the API in determining how ambitious banks and third parties can be. If the aim
Founder and current CEO, Steve Kirsch, to assume Chief Innovation Officer role 27th August 2019 – Leading open banking platform provider, Token.io, today announces the appointment of Todd Clyde to
Partnerships with StuRents and Mashroom enable instant rental payments, simplify affordability checks and lower costs 22 July 2019, Turnkey open banking platform provider, Token.io, today announces partnerships with two of
Open banking platform provider readies TurkishBank UK for PSD2; provides Group with the capabilities to expand digital strategy and leverage European open banking potential 31 July 2019 – TurkishBank UK,
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