| New Debit Rules And The Promise Of Seamless Payments The name of the game in payments is crafting innovative products that combine security with seamlessness. GIACT EVP of Product David Barnhardt tells PYMNTS how a new Nacha debit rule could fuel that drive â and what FIs need to do to enable these payment changes. |
| People And Bank Automation â An 'And' Not An 'Or' The next generation of banking automation isn't about simply being rid of the branch or replacing tellers. It's about using both more strategically, says Michael Engel, managing director and VP of software sales banking at Diebold Nixdorf â and finding ways to make automated and human services work in concert with one another. Hereâs the song sheet. |
| Uberâs IPO: Pricey And Dicey Or Poised For Liftoff? Uber goes public today (May 10) with an IPO priced at the (very) low end of revised ranges. Investor sentiment is muted amid Lyftâs own downturn, general market volatility and, of course, a sea of red ink. Yet, beyond the near-term bumpiness as a newly publicly traded entity, might Uberâs "Uberization" of the platform model be its secret weapon over the long term? We make the case. |
| | Unattended Retail Tracker™ | | Making The Case For Cash In Unattended Retail Unattended stores are backpedaling on their cashless policies since some 9 million unbanked households are put at a disadvantage when cash is foregone. The city of Chicago, though, is bringing the best of both worlds together. In the latest Unattended Retail Tracker, First Deputy Comptroller of Chicagoâs Department of Finance Tina Consola makes the case for cash in unattended retail by installing cash-accepting kiosks for utility bills and parking tickets. Hereâs why. |
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