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Lacuna’s Senior Partner, who recently joined from Societe Generale where he has represented Societe Generale on the Board of both CHAPS & SWIFT UK Limited, will attend his 25th Sibos,
Market moving news and financial data from Refinitiv, formerly the financial and risk business of Thomson Reuters, is to be embedded into a suite of Microsoft services, including Excel, MSN
NatWest’s head of innovation and business development, Simon Eacott, talks to The Banker’s Joy Macknight about how data, AI and robotics are driving new financial services and business models. He
I’d like to make an important announcement. I am announcing the death of transaction banking. To those of you who are transaction bankers, I offer my sympathy. But this is
Banking Technology Awards recognise value of unique banking solution www.bankingcircle.com London, October 2018 – Banking Circle Virtual IBAN, the multi-award-winning bank account solution from Banking Circle, has been shortlisted for
Curve, the ‘smart’ card that allows you to combine your Mastercard or Visa credit and debit cards in one, now offers fee-free spending and cash withdrawals abroad. But is it
Mastercard is embracing new modes of authentication across its network, introducing a voluntary programme for banks to eliminate the signature panel on physical plastic, and enabling token services on all
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