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...
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Banks struggle to make money processing payments and therefore need to cut costs by factors, not percentages.
At Icon Solutions, we spend a lot of time thinking about the ever-evolving payments landscape and the challenges it creates for its stakeholders.
Fintech growth and new players disrupt payments. Banks can future-proof by rethinking infrastructure and exploring agency banking partnerships.
This blog outlines key considerations for building operational resiliency as banks accelerate their payments transformation programs.
Data-driven services have transformed the retail banking experience, and are now firmly on the agenda for corporate treasurers.
Explore how 2022 marked a turning point for banks, driving sustainable change through payments modernisation and digital transformation.
Explore the pressures driving change in cross-border payments and how innovation can deliver faster, more transparent international transactions.
Market forces are driving banking innovations which promise significant downstream benefits for corporates.
The number of banks identifying payments data monetisation as a key strategic priority has doubled in the past two years.
Making instant payments cheaper and easier is vital for pan-European adoption — explore how cost, access and innovation drive uptake.
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Part three of our technology series explores IPF’s architecture and principles, highlighting the benefits of interoperable programming frameworks.
As competition in payments has increased, data has long been touted as the cure-all for incumbent banks.
To develop effective strategies to stay ahead, incumbents must understand who their competitors are and assess how they compare in the key markets.