Railroad reg investigates customer late fees, blockchain smart contracts kick off the new year and the Danske scandal continues to reverberate through Denmark
| | BUSINESS TO BUSINESS EDITION | New Year, New Blockchain Use Cases? As 2019 dawns, there are several predictions that blockchain may have a breakout year. One reason? Smart contracts, as noted by MIT. In the meantime, supply chain tracking efforts are gaining some digital traction with huge firms, such as IBM and Intel, and in far-flung countries, from the U.S. to the Middle East. |
What Lies Beneath: FIs' Biggest Cyberthreat Threats to the security of our physical infrastructure, Wells Fargo CISO Rich Baich tells PYMNTS, are among FIsâ biggest sources of cyber risk. He explains why â and what it will take to solve a problem that is bigger than any one FI, one industry segment or even one government can solve alone. |
| Late Payments Tracker | Fresh Questioning Amid Carillionâs Collapse Carillionâs ripple effect continues, with new questions lobbed at the firmâs former executives, and the government weighing in on late payments. Elsewhere, late payments clip the wings of at least one air carrier in India, amid a tough competitive market and cash flow mismatches. | | |
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