The UK and Ireland has emerged as the world's fastest growing region for financial technology investment over the last five years as London establishes itself as the fintech capital of Europe.
This paper from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond uses transaction-level data from a large discount chain together with zip-code-level explanatory variables to learn about consumer payment choices across size of transaction, location, and time.
ACI Worldwide presents the results of a survey into commercial account fraud among North American and global banks.
Nearly three quarters of US retail banking executives view non-traditional competitors as a serious threat, says new PwC report.
A study by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), commissioned by Clearstream, has revealed that the benefits of T2S go far beyond increasing cross-border settlement efficiency.
Capgemini presents the 2013 Business Technology Performance Index.
Global non-cash payment volumes continue to surge, with more than 333 billion transactions in 2012 as cards and mobile services grow in popularity, research from Capgemini and RBS suggests.
Capita explores how commercial models are changing the face of testing.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Boston reports on the evolution of mobile payments technology two years on from its original paper in 2011.
The US Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association presents a compendium of post-flash crash studies into HFT behaviour.
In the biggest-ever experiment carried out into how people use social media, UK bank first direct asked volunteers from across the UK to change their Facebook and Twitter habits for a month.
A GSMA and Visa study finds women in developing economies are an underserved market for financial services.