Why AI agents need a context layer in financial services
Many banks have taken agentic AI to proof of concept, but far fewer have taken it into production. T...
Read moreMany banks have taken agentic AI to proof of concept, but far fewer have taken it into production. T...
Read moreAnother Sibos has been and gone. And now it’s time for the industry to digest and reflect on the int...
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Discover how to achieve architecture Nirvana by transforming data and functions in your organization, leveraging AI for faster, more effective IT deli...
Discover the complexities of building AI applications and the essential considerations for successful implementation, governance, and architecture.
How AI reference architectures and capability models help enterprises adopt AI at scale, with stronger governance and clear strategic alignment.
Explore the challenges and insights from implementing Architecture-as-Code, highlighting the importance of data management and AI in real-world applic...
Why vendor independence matters when designing AI for banks: keeping flexibility, control and long-term value as regulation and technology evolve.
As with every paradigm-shifting technology, AI brings with it both game-changing opportunities, but also well-founded concerns.
The US has reached the final milestone on its ISO 20022 migration journey.
One month on, Matt Piper, Head of Solution Consulting at Icon Solutions, reflects on EBAday and insights gained on the state of payments in Europe.
“Legacy” is a term often applied to IT, and it brings up connotations of complexity, fragility, rigidity.
Banks with a broader focus on consolidation can ensure their payment processing systems are able to support any payment, anytime, anywhere.
In response to rapidly changing payment requirements, more banks are migrating from large monoliths to a microservices approach for payment processing...
Verification of Payee (VoP) is now required in SEPA under the EU Instant Payments Regulation. Key implementation challenges and our recommendations.
Icon’s IPF empowers banks to embrace change in payments transformation with flexibility, adaptability, and a resilient framework.
Verification of Payee (VoP) is an additional mandatory layer of payments protection to avoid payments in error and to prevent fraud.