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Why Invisible Will Make 2020’s Payments Innovation Roar

PYMNTS

Two hundred and seventy-four years later, those words are the perfect framework for understanding what will define the next decade of innovation in payments and any ecosystem that touches it. Sometimes those innovations disrupted old models and players; other times they made them better and more efficient. The Invisible Innovators .

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Steal This 5-Step Banking Innovation Playbook from Gentle Monster

South State Correspondent

For inspiration in banking innovation, we often look to other industries. Instead of thinking traditionally, Gentle Monster pursued a strategy of innovation and creativity to become the hottest sunglass company globally, creating a company currently valued at $900 million. Honkook Kim and his Gentle Monster Brand is a perfect example.

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Barclays Shuts Down Online Banking Services on Easter Weekend

Bank Innovation

These changes were established by the Bank of England in 2011, and is referred […]. The major U.K. bank said it will be switching off access to 24 million customers as the bank restructures itself as required by national regulation.

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Volocopter, Grab Partner On Air Taxi Study In Southeast Asia

PYMNTS

Volocopter was founded in 2011 and is a pioneer in urban air mobility. The startup said it demonstrated in 2011 that electrically powered vertical flight is possible for humans. The collaboration could “eventually extend intermodal mobility to the skies.” .

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Chatbots Bringing On Business Operations Revolution?

PYMNTS

Now while Facebook initially launched its Messenger chat service in 2011, it wasn’t a major hit right away and the social media giant continued to refine its offering. Once thought of as a stodgy industry that rarely sees innovation, there is a company that’s looking to change that perception. Cambridge, Mass.–based

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An interview with Tom Blomfield, co-founder of Monzo

Chris Skinner

And then, GoCardless in 2011, we founded it, myself and my two co-founders, Matt and Hiroki, and I was there for almost three years, and that was my first experience with FinTech. At university I started a company that went onto Y Combinator in 2007, but I had to leave at that time. I think the word FinTech wasn’t yet around.

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Getting Real About Real-Time Core Banking Systems

Celent Banking

A 2011 Celent report entitled Why Change Cores? This report revisits the key points made by the previous 2011 Celent report regarding the business, technical, and systems integration issues that drive core replacement. How much savings in back-end processing costs do real-time core banking systems really offer?

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