| Senate passes PPP extension bill, PayPal ups investment in Tink, Should Las Vegas bet on consumerâs returning to casinos? | | | The Great Reopening: Doubling Down On Digital |
| FIs: Build For A Digital Future Or Lose Customers Consumers were already open to the idea of changing their financial-services providers even before the global pandemic hit. OnDot CEO Vaduvur Bharghavan tells Karen Webster that the risks to financial institutions (FIs) have only grown now that consumers have moved so much of their lives online. The road to retaining customers involves FIs building out their digital service menus lest they lose clients to FinTech providers whoâve already done so. |
| How To Reopen The Workplace: Digital Test Results And Blockchain Can blockchain help businesses return to work in the post-pandemic world? Vital Chain CEO Shane Bigelow tells PYMNTS that it can do so by helping to certify COVID-19 test results and immunity. He says that will allow trust and certainty to take the place of fear in the workplace â and usher in a new age of consumersâ control over their healthcare data. |
| Should Las Vegas Bet On Consumers Returning to Casinos? Viva Las Vegas! Sin City's casinos will begin reopening today with masked dealers, limits on capacity and plexiglass barriers at the gaming tables. Will tourists be eager to return to such an environment, and will workers feel safe enough to serve them? Here’s what we think. |
| What The World Of Work Will Look Like A Year From Now It feels like the world of work has changed radically in the past few months, but WeTransfer CEO George Willoughby tells PYMNTS that the work-from-home phenomenon has actually been emerging for a long time. The only difference is that workers and employers now see there’s a different way to work, and he doesn't think things will ever go back to the way they were. |
| | AML/KYC Tracker™ | | NEW REPORT: FinTech's Role In Keeping Open Banking Secure Open banking can unlock seamless payment experiences for legitimate customers, but also for money launderers as well. As a result, many financial institutions (FIs) are reluctant to offer application programming interface (APIs) until FinTechs can prove that their integrations won't introduce new risk, says Andrew Davies, vice president of financial crime risk management at Fiserv. In this monthâs AML/KYC Tracker, Davies explains how FinTechs can use artificial intelligence (AI)-powered behavioral analysis to put FIs at ease. |
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