Insights for Financial Institutions
As a global leader in payments and fintech, we work across borders and in multiple languages and currencies to deliver the experiences today’s companies and consumers expect. Read on to discover the latest insights in the world of payment fintech.
A Fiserv Financial Crime Survey in November 2020 asked anti-money laundering experts, across EMEA, for their views on the state of financial crime and prevention particularly in light of the pandemic and what you can do to fight back
The Convergence of Payments
How can financial institutions meet the challenges associated with the convergence of payments?
The Rise of Flexible Finance: How Not to be Disenfranchised
Flexible financing solutions offered by challenger entities are on the rise and pose a threat of disenfranchisement for many banks.
The Case for Payments as a Service
The demands on financial services technology have increased significantly and the pace of change continues to accelerate. This poses a major challenge for financial institutions that operate on legacy, product-focused systems rather than modern customer-centric technology.
Fighting Fraud in a Changing Financial Landscape
Artificial intelligence and an education staff can keep financial institutions ahead of criminals.
Bringing the Global Economy within Reach
Partnerships and technology enable small, mid-size financial institutions to access SWIFT.
The Need for the UK to Evolve Payment Processes
David Chance discusses how the UK has fallen behind Europe on payment innovation, the regulation that can be used to catch-up, and how a little imaginative thinking can improve retail experiences and close growing equality gaps in society.
Request to Pay and the Promise of Digital End-to-End Payments
Request to Pay, when combined with instant payments and open banking APIs, can meet the expectations of consumers and businesses for fast, seamless, low-cost, hassle-free experiences by reducing friction and costs throughout the transaction life cycle.
SWIFT Change to ISO 20022 Plan Reinforces need for Payments Flexibility
Cross-border payments are expected to grow as the global economy becomes more interconnected, and the SWIFT financial messaging network is playing a central role in that expansion.
