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Getting real about real-time payments in the United States

Accenture

The global real-time payments market is projected to reach about $26 billion by 2023. ². The United States is an instant payments laggard compared to the rest of the world. Getting there is complicated by a number of factors that are unique to this market. 4 And the US market is far from monolithic. It is a hydra.

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Global markets show recovery after Monday rout

BankInovation

Global markets are calming today after suffering a rout on Monday on the heels of a weaker-than-expected jobs report in the United States, and the Japanese yen’s reverse carry trade.

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UK digital bank OakNorth approved to market products, services in the US

BankInovation

United Kingdom-based digital bank OakNorth was granted regulatory approval by the Federal Reserve and the New York State Department of Financial Services on Aug. 26 to market its products and services in the United States. The bank’s “U.S. customers of the bank,” an […]

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RILA On How United States Retailers Are Responding To Changing Privacy Rules

PYMNTS

Retailers rely on access to online buying, browsing and purchasing habits to market their goods or services and personalize existing customers’ experiences. Every interaction is increasingly important because you are not just appearing as a retailer interacting with the market [or] just competing against fellow retailers.

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Market Commentary: Week of June 29, 2020

SWBC's LenderHub

The equity and corporate bond markets have banked heavily on the V-shaped recovery and what we are seeing is, the United States is not ready to materially reopen the economy without significant public health damage.

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Mortgage Applications Skyrocket As Housing Market Rebounds

PYMNTS

Homebuyer mortgage applications surged as June turned into July, in yet another sign of the housing market ’s surprisingly strong rebound after the coronavirus-triggered shutdown this spring. That has increased competition for available homes, with the average mortgage size increasing to $365,700 to reflect the rise in prices, the MBA noted.

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Scotiabank taps Nicole Frew as US capital markets co-head

American Banker

Bank of Nova Scotia shuffled the leadership of its capital-markets business as it looks to increase its presence in the United States.

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