Payment fragmentation is here to stay, and banks must adapt
For years, the payments industry has been on a seemingly unstoppable path toward global harmonisatio...
Read moreFor years, the payments industry has been on a seemingly unstoppable path toward global harmonisatio...
Read moreReflecting on our annual European payments conference Banks have entered a “new era of uncertainty”,...
Read moreThis blog explores why Payment Service Providers (PSPs) may now wish to consider becoming CHAPS direct participants.
This blog explores the opportunities that stand to be realised in the case of commercial Variable Recurring Payments.
Last month, Icon brought together payments professionals from across Europe and the US for our 3rd IPF Day.
In 2024, Sibos is opening its doors in Beijing, marking the first time that China's capital is hosting the event.
At AFP 2024, Icon’s Arjeh van Oijen highlights how corporate banks can deepen client relationships and evolve from service providers to strategic part...
The G20 roadmap seeks to enhance cross-border payments by tackling challenges around cost, speed, access, and transparency.
The key points on the Bank of England's approach to innovation in payments across wholesale, retail and cross-border payments, and what this means...
This blog explores the regulation, key challenges for banks along with what banks can do to resolve them and evolve their capabilities beyond the requ...
On 30th July, the Bank of England (BoE) published a new discussion paper outlining its approach to innovation in money and payments.
Over recent years, starting with the SEPA scheme, and now with SWIFT and CHAPS, there has been a convergence onto the ISO 20022 standard messaging for...
Payments Canada's Real-Time-Rail (RTR) is the country's new real-time payment system, enabling account-to-account (A2A) money transfers.
Review key developments from 2023–24 and see how banks can position themselves for innovation, growth, and resilience in a changing payments landscape...
Financial crime is on the rise, and it is costing billions. New research shows UK financial services organisations are collectively spending £34.2 bil...
Celent survey: 73% of corporate banks see revenue gains from analytics, with AI and automation leading future investment.
Instant payments, characterised by their speed and availability, are transforming the financial landscape across the globe.