The Clearing House urges firms to buy into its real-time system

The Clearing House, the New York based, bank-owned operator of one of only two U.S. payments systems, has been building out the real-time payments system since 2017. The only other operator of a U.S. payments system, the Federal Reserve Board, is also seeking to build a competing real-time payments system called the FedNow Service, but that's not expected to launch until 2023.

The Clearing House has invested $320 million in creating a U.S. real-time payments network, and now it wants businesses to step up and invest in their own technology to use the system.

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Thriving in a hyper-connected world

Chris Jameson, Head of FI Sales, EMEA, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, speaks about the top topics set for this year's Sibos in London, EBADay and the topic of virtual account management, whether FIs are delivering benefits to their clients with this technology and how banks can unlock data to drive value to their clients.

Beyond the Smartphone: New Mobile Opportunities

From Deloitte CIO Journal

Intersection of Technology & Banking

The banking industry is fully embracing technology, with an appetite to use data to better know the customer.

Digital trends driving bank innovation - Keeping pace with digital expectations

Corporate customers are starting to make the same digital demands as consumers. Banks
that don't respond will be history, says Erik Zingmark, co-head of transaction banking for Nordea