| Androidâs big encryption problem, Heartland pushes into x-border, Square beefs up lending analytics | | | | Extreme Makeover: FinTech Innovation Style
Howâs this for an innovation mantra: totally burn the forest and start over. Thatâs what John Best, CEO of BIG, says it takes to innovate in FinTech. But, while youâre burning down the forest, better still pay attention to the boundaries. Hereâs how Best thinks outside the box while still coloring inside the lines. Read More... |
| Changing Regulatory Weather For Online Lenders
The first part of 2016 has been tough on marketplace lenders â and it could get a lot tougher. The CFPB is now actively looking for consumer complaints out of the tech-based lending environment â and taking an extra-careful look at just how much consumers really understand these products. Are they right to open the lid on this sort of lending? You decide.
Read More... |
| Mobile Payments Come Up Short In Consumer Preferences
Today's consumers may have access to more advanced payment technologies, but when it comes to what they prefer, many are still opting for the payments methods of yesteryear. Join TSYS' Senior Director of Consumer Payment Solutions, Sarah Hartman, and Product Development Manager Adam Smitherman on Thursday, March 24, at 1:00 PM EST for a digital discussion on why consumers still prefer debit to mobile payments. Join Them... |
| | Cross-Border Commerce | | Five Points Of X-Border Commerce Failure
More than half of all consumers have made online purchases from another country in the past six months, but most merchants still havenât gotten the memo. Howard West, Digital Riverâs Senior Director of Global Strategies, tells MPD CEO Karen Webster what five barriers merchants must overcome to fully optimize their cross-border commerce potential. Catch how he says merchants can get up to speed. Read More... |
| | |
| | Having trouble viewing this email? Please click here.
This email was sent to you by PYMNTS.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox,
please add [email protected] to your address book. |
|
|
|
This email was sent to [email protected] by pymnts.com
Instant removal with unsubscribe
PYMNTS.com | 111 Devonshire Street | Boston, MA | 02108
