| SWIFT On Cybercrime's Evolution Post-Bangladesh Bank Heist Three years after fraudsters made off with $101 million from a Bangladesh bank, cyber threats have evolved, according to a new report by SWIFT. The bad guys wait quietly for weeks and months, then strike. They're also trying to sneak under the radar with lower-value transactions, according to the findings. Hereâs why. |
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| The Risks Of A Buyer-Supplier Power Struggle Late payments are often seen as the consequence of an imbalance in the buyer-supplier relationship. However, look to the Walmart-Amazon rivalry, or the puzzling stagnation of wages post-Recession, and the B2B market will see new reasons to be concerned about too much corporate buying power, experts say. |
| | Corporate Finance | | How APIs Help Banks Step Back From Siloed Business Banking The journey to better business banking and lending can take many forms, and Open Banking market forces have enabled FIs to roll out digital products faster than ever. However, Roger Vincent, Chief Innovation Officer and GM at Trade Ledger, says banks tend to approach this space from the wrong angle. He tells PYMNTS how the Banking-as-a-Service model hopes to change that. |
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