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 moreDiscover how Generative AI and IPF are revolutionizing payment solutions, enabling developers to focus on complex problems while automating mundane ta...
As with every paradigm-shifting technology, AI brings with it both game-changing opportunities, but also well-founded concerns.
Applications based on transformers, a type of neural network architecture optimised for natural language processing, have captured interest since 2023...
Icon co-founder Darren Capehorn, and Mark Brant, Chief Payments Officer at NatWest, caught up after Sibos in Beijing to compare notes.
A Celent survey shows 73% of corporate banks see revenue gains from advanced analytics, with AI and automation leading future investments.
A recent independent survey conducted by Celent found that 73% of corporate banks have reported clear revenue benefits from investment in advanced dat...
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.
Banks increasingly find that their payments processing model for account-to-account (A2A) payments is under particular strain.