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WOW! Is all I can say about this new blog interview with Dr. Vanise Zimmer, engineer and psychologist by trade who recently launched a WOMEN-ONLY bank called, ElasBank in Brazil.…

Temenos is ideally placed to be that sustainable, long term partner for regional or global, international entity networks in the ever changing digital payment age.

While celebrating the World Environment Day, let’s remember that we all have the power to make a difference, every day, any day.

As we ease into the early years of this new decade, many global financial institutions have reached an inflection point in their payments processing.

As ever changing technological opportunities arise, Senior Compliance expert, Greg Sawyers, discusses how compliance professionals must combine risk mitigation with the benefits of open banking, blockchain, and digital currency.

Baxter Credit Union, Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer, Jim Block, joins Temenos to discuss the "why" behind positive change in his organization.

How do you pave the way to a successful future? A future where the burden of maintaining compliance with mandated regulatory change in multiple markets is greatly reduced, where the issues of scalability and flexibility are removed, and where your ability to address disparate markets and customer needs is a differentiator, not a barrier to success?

Learn about specific omnichannel, self-service, and personalization strategies that credit unions and others are finding success with by using technology and member-centric communications.

Nearly half, 45%, of 300 global banking executives surveyed by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) are set on transforming their business models to become digital ecosystems. Tom Groenfeldt, journalist and regular contributor to Forbes, discusses the key findings from a recent expert panel on the future opportunities of Open banking.

Senior Compliance Advisor, Matt Goble, discusses the challenges of mitigating additional risks that go hand-in-hand with the convenience of digital banking.

Like many new technologies before it, AI is still at the stage where it has to prove itself to be useful to bank customers. There is still healthy scepticism in the minds of customers around the use of AI by banks, and it will take time for that to be broken down.

In recent years, it has become increasingly difficult for financial institutions to avoid or postpone the strategic investment required to meaningfully address the pressing challenges of payment processing modernization. Industry initiatives such as new instant payment services, or new ISO 20022 based clearing schemes, or new open API initiated flows, all demand significant change.

“Tomorrow morning, when you look in the mirror after you've gotten up, just write — put it in lipstick or whatever you want on the mirror — just put 'delight my customer’.” - Warren Buffett

Financial services organizations of all sizes are enacting positive change through digital transformation to make banking better, not just for their account holders but for the industry as a whole.…

Welcome back to the Devil Wears Technology. For this blog edition, I was delighted to interview a fantastic engineer, Annelies Diepering – Bohlken of ABN AMRO. Annelies was born and…

Today, a nexus of disruptive technologies is becoming omnipresent in banking. In a survey we commissioned with the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) with 305 global banking executives relating to the digitization of banking, 66% said that new technologies will continue to drive global banking in the next five years, over regulation and changing customer behaviour.

Banking is opening up across Latin America. Fintechs are surging in number and impact. And increasingly, these new players are partnering – rather than simply competing - with incumbent banks.

To successfully engineer digital experiences that enable positive emotional bonds, banks will need to adopt a mindset that focuses on emotional engagement and customer intimacy as much as functional superiority.