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International Finance

Category : Banking

BankingMagazineMay - June 2018

Why women in the banking sector face a ‘double glass ceiling’

Bharath Kumar
by Bharath Kumar
Although the banking industry has reached parity in terms of overall employee representation, women face a ‘double glass ceiling’, finds out Michael Ferrary, professor of human resource management at France’s SKEMA School of Business...
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BankingMagazineMay - June 2018

Why security can be the game changer for Europe’s retail banks

Bharath Kumar
by Bharath Kumar
With PSD2 and GDPR coming into play, Europe’s retail banking sector faces interesting times. VASCO security expert Frederik Mennes believes the future of banking can be redefined with technology and advanced security protocols...
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BankingMagazineMay - June 2018

What can the banking industry learn from the rise of Netflix?

Bharath Kumar
by Bharath Kumar
Open banking has paved the way for more data sharing, which is the foundation upon which technology mavericks have built their success story upon. So is it time for challenger banks to adopt inventive strategies to enhance their value among customers?...
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BankingMagazineMay - June 2018

The need for risk-based capital ratios ahead of Basel III

Bharath Kumar
by Bharath Kumar
Prof. Steven Ongena of the University of Zurich tells us about the European Banking Authority (EBA) capital exercise, its impact on capital ratios in banks and what they can expect out of Basel III next year....
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BankingMagazineMay - June 2018

PSD2 is here: What does this mean for Europe’s banking future?

Bharath Kumar
by Bharath Kumar
With banking and financial organizations implementing PSD2, leaders from UK’s Metro Bank, Hungary’s Raiffeisen Bank and India’s State Bank of India put forth their thoughts about the same...
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BankingMagazineMay - June 2018

Has interplanetary banking become a figment of scientific imagination?

Bharath Kumar
by Bharath Kumar
For long earthlings have been fascinated with Mars, but simmering attempts to colonise the planet might be a lot more difficult and complex even for the best and the brightest human minds...
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