Sibos 2025: The Case for Consolidation Continues to Build
But reflecting on our discussions from this year’s show brings clarity, for there is a single unifyi...
Read moreBut reflecting on our discussions from this year’s show brings clarity, for there is a single unifyi...
Read moreAs an engineering team building the IPF software, we already adopt AI-based approaches internally ac...
Read moreA Celent survey shows 73% of corporate banks see revenue gains from advanced analytics, with AI and automation leading future investments.
Financial institutions must have an efficient Reconciliation and Investigation (R&I) capability to minimise financial risk.
A recent independent survey conducted by Celent found that 73% of corporate banks have reported clear revenue benefits from investment in advanced dat...
The banking industry is having a significant transformation across its various business domains, and core banking has been one of the key areas of foc...
Back before Christmas, at the same time as the Chancellor’s Autumn Statement, a new report by HM Treasury was released – the Future of Payments Review...
In the first blog of our two-part predictions series, we explored the key technological and regulatory trends shaping the payments landscape in 2024.
Amid margin pressures, banks face 2024 with challenges and opportunities. Explore key trends in cross-border payments, digital currencies & AI.
Last month, Icon hosted its IPF Client Day, exploring the latest business trends and discussing new product innovations as part of the IPF roadmap.
Where is your bank on the order management (or pre-processing, or initiation management – whichever you prefer) maturity scale?
Banks increasingly find that their payments processing model for account-to-account (A2A) payments is under particular strain.
In the last financial year, Icon has reflected its own transformation, with new clients supported, continued revenue growth and an expanding global te...
With the Payments IT landscape frequently changing due to regulations, customer needs, and innovations, Financial Institutions (FIs) face challenges.
Sibos 2023 in Toronto united 9,000+ attendees to explore collaborative finance, AI, CBDCs, ISO 20022, real-time payments & low code.
Traditional banking has evolved over centuries into what we have today: digitalised products and services that keep the worldwide economic cogs turnin...
Banks face margin pressures and developer limits, driving a shift in payments processing towards low-code tools and innovative platforms.