| Berkshire Hathaway eyes stake in Paytm, China intensifies crypto crackdown, Why SMBs need their own bank. | | | Tide CEO: Why SMBs Need Their Own Bank Tide CEO Oliver Prill told Karen Webster that SMBs are unique, especially the really small SMBs. Flush with $10.2M in new funding, Prill said that Tide wants to be their bank â well, more like their Banking-as-a-Service platform ... at scale. Hereâs a look at Tideâs SMB banking game plan. |
| How To Fix Healthcare Payments Fixing healthcare payments means finding the best place to start. In the latest Topic TBD, Bill Lodes, First American EVP, says thatâs where consumers shoulder more of the payment burden. Thatâs also where new delivery, billing and payment models, Lodes says, are just what the doctor ordered. |
| Navigating The New World Of Digital Trust No one needs to be told how important trust is for online commerce and payment providers. But whatâs behind that concept? What does trust really mean in this post-GDPR, PSD2 world? Karen Webster and Arman Aygen, head of technology and innovation at UL, share a preview of tomorrowâs PYMNTS LIVE digital discussion âData: The Currency of Trust.â |
| | Retail Reinvention | | Loyaltyâs New One-Percenters The one thing that all consumers have in common, according to new research, is that they are ever more loyal to the long tail of products, even if they cost more than their former go-to brands. Karen Webster said that means product innovation and discovery, not promo codes and discounts, make up retailâs new loyalty playbook. This diversity of demand, she said, will change how we measure brand and retail success and whoâs influencing it. Meet loyaltyâs one-percenters, and what retailers must do to court and keep them. |
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