3 Ways Ontario, Canada Is Leading the Charge in Mobile Payments

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BS&T Daily Saturday, September 28, 2013

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FEATURED SLIDESHOW 3 Ways Ontario, Canada Is Leading the Charge in Mobile Payments By Jonathan Camhi MasterCard ranked Canada as the second most prepared country in the world for widespread mobile payments adoption. Here are some of the reasons why. READ MORE GUEST BLOGGERS & COLUMNISTS Navigating the Big Data Nuances of Financial Crimes By Troy Pugh, IBM Software Group By approaching financial crime initiatives with an integrated approach, financial institutions can use data as an asset in communication across departments and stay up to date with evolving requirements. READ MORE In Case You Missed It Apple, Always the Elephant in the Mobile Payments Room By Jonathan Camhi As Blackberry and Samsung have enabled NFC on all of their new handsets sold in Canada, Apple has conspicuously refused to join the growing mobile payments market. READ MORE Banking Transformation: How Do We Get There? By Kathy Burger By helping financial institutions to develop digital banking strategies that optimize mobile, analytics and cloud solutions, SAP aims to double its revenues in financial services by 2015. READ MORE VeriFone Taps Citi Exec as New CEO By Bryan Yurcan Paul Gallant, formerly the CEO of Citigroup's Enterprise Payments business, will take the reigns at VeriFone starting Oc. 1. READ MORE Mobile Wallets, Tailored For Credit Unions By Zarna Patel Mobile payments technology provider CU Wallets has launched a mobile wallet application for credit unions. READ MORE Manage Your Newsletter Subscription Keep Getting This Newsletter Add FTNNewsletters@techweb.com to your antispam whitelist Did someone forward this newsletter to you? Receive your own free issue. You are subscribed as EmailAddress To unsubscribe, click here | Privacy Policy. BS&T Daily A free service of Bank Tech Copyright © 2013 United Business Media Limited 240 West 35th Street | New York, NY 10001