FIS UK Pace Pulse Report 2021. How British lives have changed, including changing attitudes and behaviours around payments, banking and finance, in response to the global outbreak of COVID-19.
Banks all over the world publish their APIs for their corporate customers which allows them to take advantage of the financial products offered within their own ERP environments. Whilst this provides a great customer experience, it does incur costs given the high resources required from both parties to make this a success.
Fable’s API Hub makes open banking adoption easier, affordable, and interoperable for your customers – but how has Fable got this right?
Read more about Fable’s work to bring banks closer to their customers giving them back control of their own cross-border transactions
fscom’s Senior Compliance Associate, Eoin Kearns discusses the leak of the Pandora Papers and the lessons learned for financial institutions.
LONDON, United Kingdom – Paynetics, the regulated e-money services provider, has partnered with ClearBank to offer real-time payment and innovative banking services to customers.
12th October 2021, – LONDON, United Kingdom Paynetics, a regulated e-money services provider, today announced it has secured Visa Ready certification, which enables partners to build and launch payment solutions that meet Visa’s global standards. Securing this status marks a significant moment in Paynetics’ mission to make payments simple everywhere.
B2B Payments bank, Banking Circle, has joined the Danish national intraday clearing system. Through Banking Circle as a direct clearing participant, Payments businesses and Banks can now pay out and collect payments locally in Denmark on behalf of their customers more quickly and at lower cost than via traditional cross border payment methods. This will enable e-commerce businesses around the world to tap into the growing Danish market.
How can payment and e-money institutions meet regulatory requirements to safeguard consumers’ funds? fscom’s Director Alison Donnelly and Independent Payments Consultant Russell Burke, formerly Payment Authorisation Lead in the Central Bank of Ireland, tackled this key question at the Association of Compliance Officers in Ireland (ACOI) webinar hosted by Kathy Jacobs.
fscom’s Senior Manager of Fincrime, Fred McDowell shares what elements make up a valuable MLRO Report. He also gave valuable context and practical suggestions as to the content that you might consider under each section.
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