Interviews Oct 07 What does it take to lead a well-run bank in an AI-driven financial system? As AI reshapes banking execution and competitive models, Hong Leong Bank CEO Kevin Lam argues that the harder leadership task is building institutions... 324
Sibos Round Up Oct 07 Can Bottomline make payment optionality resilient without adding fragmentation? Standardised data, artificial intelligence and more payment rails give banks greater optionality, but Natasha Lapierre argues that they create value o... 250
Sibos Round Up Oct 06 Can FIS make payments intelligent enough to choose the right rail? As traditional, faster-payment and digital asset rails proliferate, FIS's Kevin Flood sees intelligent orchestration abstracting the choice from clien... 719
Sibos Round Up Oct 06 Agentic payments are really about automating the task The next phase of AI in payments may have less to do with automating payment initiation than allowing agents to complete the business activities that ... 575
Sibos Round Up Oct 06 When embedded payments move from checkout into treasury As embedded payments move into business-to-business transactions, the opportunity is expanding from payment execution into collections, foreign exchan... 509
Sibos Round Up Oct 05 Can correspondent banks become orchestrators of a multi-rail payments system? As stablecoins, tokenised deposits and new payment networks multiply, Deutsche Bank sees the correspondent bank’s role expanding beyond access to cu... 499
Sibos Round Up Oct 05 Can Nium turn direct payment connectivity into greater certainty for banks? Nium is betting that direct participation in domestic payment infrastructure in key markets can give it greater control over payment completion than m... 677
Sibos Round Up Oct 05 Can BNP Paribas adapt securities services as settlement, AI and tokenisation accelerate? Asia Pacific investors face a particular T+1 challenge because shorter European settlement compresses the time available for foreign exchange, cash an... 523
Sibos Round Up Oct 02 Can Mizuho turn a $1 billion supply chain facility into deeper Asia Pacific relationships? Mizuho Bank and the IFC have launched a $1 billion risk-sharing facility to expand supply chain finance for suppliers and distributors across Asia Pac... 830
Sibos Round Up Oct 02 Can ING turn supply chain resilience into a transaction banking advantage? As companies redraw supply chains around resilience rather than lowest cost, ING is being asked to move financing programmes across markets, give trea... 676
Sibos Round Up Oct 02 Can Bank of America scale with paytechs as they become global payment infrastructure? Bank of America has created dedicated paytech coverage as payment companies expand across markets and take on a larger role in moving money for other ... 601
Sibos Round Up Oct 02 Can Finastra use AI to accelerate payments modernisation? As banks are leveraging regulatory and standards changes to replace ageing payment infrastructure rather than extend it again, Finastra is applying AI... 620
Sibos Round Up Oct 02 Can Mastercard Move help banks defend the SME cross-border payments relationship? As small businesses become more willing to switch cross border payment providers, banks can combine their existing customer trust with Mastercard Move... 651
Sibos Round Up Oct 01 Can BNY make always-on payments work beyond the bank? BNY's Fabian Khoshbakht said the bank can already move traditional fiat around the clock within its own infrastructure, but end-to-end availability st... 566
Sibos Round Up Sep 30 Can Standard Chartered connect trade, liquidity and payments around clients' resilience needs? Standard Chartered's Sofia Hammoucha said corporate clients increasingly want banks to address resilience across financing, payments, liquidity, custo... 718
Sibos Round Up Sep 30 Can SmartStream move bank operations from AI pilots to governed execution? Banks are experimenting with artificial intelligence at very different speeds, but SmartStream's Nicholas Smith said their common requirement is gover... 667
