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SIBOS 2012 emphasises community theme
Bankers from around the world gather to discuss the challenges and opportunities of tomorrow at SIBOS 2012.
Is Asia ready to participate in P2P lending and payments?
Although P2P transactions are gaining traction in the UK and US, Asian P2P businesses are still in a nascent stage.
Africa’s rapid growth offers banks opportunities in both transaction and retail banking
Emergence of “megacities” across Africa and rapid growth within the continent expected to bring about myriad of opportunities for banks in trade finance and mobile banking.
Data and analytics are increasingly shaping financial services landscape
Emmanuel Daniel, President and CEO of The Asian Banker, discusses the evolution of the banking industry, the importance of having a comprehensive data information structure and the role of a CMO.
US banks must heighten defences against cyber threats
FS-ISAC raises cyber threat level as BofA, JPMorgan, and Wells Fargo experience recent network disruption linked to cyber-attack claims in the US.
CFTC’s proposed OTC reform could result in additional risk and costs for markets
Australian, Hong Kong and Singaporean regulatory bodies urge the CFTC to carry out further collaborations with foreign counterparts before finalising application of US derivatives regulations overseas.
Transaction banking satisfaction survey 2012
To stay ahead of the competition, banks will need to further differentiate and focus on payment accuracy, real-time payment advice and treatment of cancellations and recalls for currency clearing.
With 8.1% YoY continual asset growth in Q2 2012, are Asian banks in danger of becoming “too big to fail”?
Despite Asian banks' aggressive expansion in regions of high growth, conflicts of interest between commercial and investment banking arms could spell disaster in the long run.
US’ biggest banks unlikely to be dismantled despite calls for reform
Sandy Weill does an about-turn and joins advocates favouring the splitting-up of US’ largest banks in calling for far deeper changes among major banks to ensure past mistakes are not repeated.




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