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Latest articles from Liz Lumley
The practicality of blockchain
December 23, 2022The chief technology officer of R3 talks to Liz Lumley about the speed, efficiency and privacy of enterprise blockchain.
Data with a purpose
November 16, 2022The chief data scientist at Dun & Bradstreet speaks to Liz Lumley about data with a purpose, finding disruption in unknown things and fighting bias in AI.
Fostering fintech the Brazilian way
October 27, 2022As instant payments, cross-border improvements, and open banking and open finance develop around the world, Brazil is steadily growing as a fintech hub and learning lessons from other jurisdictions along the way.
Innovation comes down to people
October 20, 2022Lori Beer, global chief information officer at JPMorgan Chase, talks about growing with speed and scale, while encouraging tech talent.
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ISO 20022 – A love story
October 11, 2022I will always feel a bit of affection, love even, for ISO 20022 – the humble standard, understood by but a small group of people globally, that acts as a crucial ingredient for the future of international commerce and trade.
RIP the humble ATM?
October 3, 2022The core purpose of ATMs is to allow the withdrawal of physical cash on a 24/7 basis. However, much of the globe is moving to cashless forms of payment. Is this the end of the road for ATMs, or will they further evolve?
Creating the metaverse from the inside out
September 20, 2022Lam Chee Kin, legal and compliance head at DBS, on humanity, storytelling and the metaverse.
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Solving the trade finance conundrum
September 1, 2022In the world of digitalisation, old trade issues have new consequences. What work is being done, what will a digitised trade finance ecosystem solve and what is needed for benefits to be realised?