Telecel targets mobile banking
New Zimbabwe.com
TELECEL Zimbabwe sees an opportunity expanding banking services via mobile phones as it seeks to generate higher revenue per user, General Manager Angeline Vere said. “We have all seen howmobile banking can allow unbanked people into the ...
See all stories on this topic »InterComputer Corporation Makes Mobile Banking Insurable
The Herald | HeraldOnline.com
FULLERTON, Calif. — InterComputer Corporation announced today that its past and potential underwriters have confirmed that its mobile banking technology is insurable in the U.S. and worldwide market. InterComputer's unique digital banking insurance ...
See all stories on this topic »Riding the Wave of Mobile Banking
Finextra
Smartphones have created a consumer demand for all lifestyle tools to be packaged in one neat space that we keep in our pocket and can access on the go, from any location. Improvements in security and performance have resulted in an increasingly ...
See all stories on this topic »SMEs embrace mobile banking
The West Australian
Small business is rapidly embracing mobile banking, driving sharp recent growth in digital transaction values, according to new research. The Melbourne-based Market Intelligence Strategy Centre Global (MISC) says the more than six million Australian ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile banking increases security for market women in Port Moresby | Pacific Beat
Radio Australia
Mobile banking increases security for market women in Port Moresby (Credit: ABC). Mobile banking is being made available this week in a pilot project for vendors at Gerehu market. To find out more, Heather Jarvis spoke to Alethia Jimenez program ...
See all stories on this topic »Banking licences: Is the RBI being too conservative
Times of India
Is the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) seeing all the leaves, branches, fallen twigs, root system, annual rings, Cambrian structure, etc, of the trees, while missing the wood altogether, in the matter of issuing new banking licences? The latest ...
See all stories on this topic »Banks need to improve their digital offerings
gulfnews.com
The latest World Retail Banking Report by Capgemini and Efma showed that the quality of a bank's mobile service can significantly influence a young customer's decision to choose or switch banks. Older customers, in contrast, tend to rely more on ...
See all stories on this topic »Business tipped to be more mobile
Sydney Morning Herald
As consumers embrace smart phones, the number of Australians with mobile banking has rapidly grown. The number of mobile banking customers surged to 6 million earlier this year, and is tipped by banks to eventually overtake banking through traditional ...
See all stories on this topic »Should A Bank Outsource Its Mobile Strategy?
Banktech
Seeking cost efficiencies and competitive advantage, a growing number of community banks and credit unions are looking to outsource their mobile banking capabilities. But outsourcing mobile isn't always the right move for everyone.
See all stories on this topic »
New Zimbabwe.com
TELECEL Zimbabwe sees an opportunity expanding banking services via mobile phones as it seeks to generate higher revenue per user, General Manager Angeline Vere said. “We have all seen howmobile banking can allow unbanked people into the ...
See all stories on this topic »InterComputer Corporation Makes Mobile Banking Insurable
The Herald | HeraldOnline.com
FULLERTON, Calif. — InterComputer Corporation announced today that its past and potential underwriters have confirmed that its mobile banking technology is insurable in the U.S. and worldwide market. InterComputer's unique digital banking insurance ...
See all stories on this topic »Riding the Wave of Mobile Banking
Finextra
Smartphones have created a consumer demand for all lifestyle tools to be packaged in one neat space that we keep in our pocket and can access on the go, from any location. Improvements in security and performance have resulted in an increasingly ...
See all stories on this topic »SMEs embrace mobile banking
The West Australian
Small business is rapidly embracing mobile banking, driving sharp recent growth in digital transaction values, according to new research. The Melbourne-based Market Intelligence Strategy Centre Global (MISC) says the more than six million Australian ...
See all stories on this topic »Mobile banking increases security for market women in Port Moresby | Pacific Beat
Radio Australia
Mobile banking increases security for market women in Port Moresby (Credit: ABC). Mobile banking is being made available this week in a pilot project for vendors at Gerehu market. To find out more, Heather Jarvis spoke to Alethia Jimenez program ...
See all stories on this topic »Banking licences: Is the RBI being too conservative
Times of India
Is the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) seeing all the leaves, branches, fallen twigs, root system, annual rings, Cambrian structure, etc, of the trees, while missing the wood altogether, in the matter of issuing new banking licences? The latest ...
See all stories on this topic »Banks need to improve their digital offerings
gulfnews.com
The latest World Retail Banking Report by Capgemini and Efma showed that the quality of a bank's mobile service can significantly influence a young customer's decision to choose or switch banks. Older customers, in contrast, tend to rely more on ...
See all stories on this topic »Business tipped to be more mobile
Sydney Morning Herald
As consumers embrace smart phones, the number of Australians with mobile banking has rapidly grown. The number of mobile banking customers surged to 6 million earlier this year, and is tipped by banks to eventually overtake banking through traditional ...
See all stories on this topic »Should A Bank Outsource Its Mobile Strategy?
Banktech
Seeking cost efficiencies and competitive advantage, a growing number of community banks and credit unions are looking to outsource their mobile banking capabilities. But outsourcing mobile isn't always the right move for everyone.
See all stories on this topic »