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With AI and cloud, legacy systems no longer impede real-time intraday liquidity

The BCBS28 monitoring requirement asks banks to gather, process and report on a significant amount of data on a monthly basis. Finextra spoke to industry experts Richard Morris, product manager, cash and liquidity management at SmartStream; Henrik Lang, head of global liquidity, global transaction services, Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Daniel Moon, a risk consultant with over 10 years of liquidity risk experience about how technology can prevent legacy systems from impeding the progress of real-time intraday liquidity.

CFPB penalties in 2023 approach $4B

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently recapped the monetary impact the regulator made through its enforcement actions and other moves last year. In 2023, the CFPB said it filed 29 enforcement actions and resolved through final orders with six previously … [Read More]

NAACP & TransUnion roll out credit education website

Here’s an example of two large organizations recognizing a possible issue within financial services and taking action. On Thursday, the NAACP and TransUnion announced the launch of Connecting to Our Financial Future, a credit education website designed to promote financial … [Read More]

Robinhood launches in the UK

Robinhood has opened up for business in the UK, providing commission-free trading of more than 6,000 US-listed stocks and ADRs including big hitters such as Tesla, Amazon, and Apple.

SEB tests mob programming

Sweden’s SEB has begun experimenting with mob programming – putting an entire team of developers at the same computer at the same time to work on the same thing.

EBAday: Banks exploring new strategies in AI, data, and cloud

The afternoon of the first day of EBAday kicked off with the panel ‘How new technologies are transforming banking’ in breakout room 2. Panelists Cal Corcoran, vice president and global head of banking at Microsoft, Simone Lofgen, managing director of payments platforms at Commerzbank, Andre Martins, head of banking innovation and open finance at NTT Data, and Simone Satan, global head of digital market management and treasury services at BNY Mellon discussed AI, cloud computing, and innovative automation technologies being used to transform the payments industry in a session moderated by Graeme Jeffrey, partner at Bain & Company.