IBS Journal July 2016
IN THIS ISSUE JULY 2016 / ISSUE 26.01
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FEATURE FOCUS Winners and losers
The wisdom of crowds? A branchless future
Channel innovation/customer experience
REGULARS Editor’s Note:
Who’s bought what? Q&A:
On the move:
The Big Interview: Comment:
Startup of the month: The month in numbers : Who’s been saying what: Backchat / Diary:
Shell signs up to accept Chase Pay MCX puts CurrentC on back burner ADGM/Flat6Labs in FinTech team up Zapp back in game as banks commit Number26 looks to quell user unrest Mondo laughs off LBG acquisition talk CBA sticking with branches
BoE opens doors to FinTech startups Deutsche Bank ditches US digital plans Emirates NBD preps UAE digital first Brexit at a glance
Tesco Bank/MasterCard in payments partnership WB21 announces Bitcoin acceptance
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GERMAN DIGITAL-ONLY BANK NUMBER26 LOOKS TO QUELL USER UNREST.
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