Ripple still denied from exchanges, Billtrust picks its first president, and Chinaâs late B2B payments problem worsens.
| | | | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | | Can Push Payments Help Banks Find An Alt Lending Edge? Traditional banks found themselves behind the P2P eight ball when non-banks offered digital natives a push payments alternative. Now, Ingo Money EVP and chief product officer, Lisa McFarland, told Karen Webster, theyâre watching the same story unfold as alt lenders offer a better end-to-end process, including on-demand disbursement of funds. McFarland explained how push payments can give traditional banks an alt-lending edge while giving consumers the on-demand experience theyâve come to expect. |
| Treasurers Aren't Entirely Discounting Faster Payments, TD Bank Says The consensus today is that faster and real-time payments aren't a priority for the B2B arena. New research from TD Bank and Strategic Treasurer, indeed, concludes that corporate treasurers prioritize access to payments data more than they do payments speed. Yet the survey also reveals that corporate finance executives are interested in faster payments â more than you might expect. |
| | Blockchain | | In Invoice Financial Fraud, Blockchain Can't Conquer Security Alone India now stands as a global leader in blockchain innovation. According to financial blockchain solutions provider MonetaGo, thatâs because the country isnât afraid of disruption â even if it means negative consequences in the short term. MonetaGo CTO Brendan Taylor explains why India is a prime location for the rollout of blockchain solutions, though warns that â despite its capabilities â blockchain is not the be-all and end-all of financial security and data integrity. |
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