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SaaS represents a shift from business structure to intelligence - by flipping the script this podcast proves that SaaS is not just about upgrading legacy technology.
Hear Owen McDonald from Bottomline speaking with Amrita Ghanekar, Senior Director at BNY Treasury Services, about the forces driving payments modernisation.
From SaaS as a strategic enabler to the rise of data-sharing ecosystems and real-time architectures, Amrita shares how banks can unlock agility, personalisation, and resilience.
Learn how global trends influence innovation and why the future of banking lies in contextual intelligence and customer-centricity.
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Coming, ready or not: ISO 20022 SWIFT Compliance Deadline
The November 2025 deadline for ISO 20022 compliance is fast approaching, requiring all financial institutions handling SWIFT payments to adopt the new messaging standard.
Implications of Non-Compliance
While customer transactions won't be ...
In this “crunchy showdown” we take two completely unrelated things and force them into a head-to-head battle for no good reason.
Walkers Crisps - the undisputed king of British snacks.
Faster Payments - the system that made sending money go from “waiting three business days” to “done in a se ...
Today we’re talking about the Tooth Fairy.
Specifically: how does the Tooth Fairy even function in a cashless world?
Think about it—kids don’t use cash, parents don’t carry cash, and banks are closing branches faster than my willpower at a doughnut shop.
So what’s the Tooth Fairy supposed to d ...
Cheques were once the primary way people and businesses moved money around in the UK. But now? They’re going the way of the fax machine, the DVD rental store, and the telephone directory. So, what happened? And what other once-dominant things have suffered the same fate?
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QR Codes and Quishing
Today we are delving into a concerning trend that’s been making headlines (again) - the dramatic rise in QR code scams, commonly known as “quishing.”
QR codes were invented in 1994 by Masahiro Hara, an engineer at the Japanese company Denso Wave, which is a subsidiary of To ...
Penafian: Podcast dan karya seni yang dibenamkan pada halaman ini adalah daripada Mike Chambers and guests, yang merupakan hak milik pemiliknya dan tidak bergabung dengan atau disokong oleh Listen Notes, Inc.
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