Banking Technology
Open banking, biometrics, outages and the other systems banks run on.
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№ 1 · 06 Oct
5 min readRegulatory
Authorised to do what?
Visa's rules make a cardholder responsible for an agent's purchase as if they initiated it. PSD2 asks whether they consented. A 2024 CJEU case on human proxies suggests what an issuer will have to prove, and the answer runs through the record of what the agent was told.
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№ 2 · 19 Aug
3 min read
Why Generalists Win in Complex Ecosystems
Enterprises often assume breakthroughs come from the deepest experts. Yet in environments where priorities collide and silos slow progress, it’s generalists who create clarity; connecting disciplines, aligning incentives, and unlocking outcomes specialists alone can’t reach.
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№ 3 · 21 Feb
2 min readBanking Technology
When Systems Fail: The Hidden Impact on Financial Inclusion
The Treasury Committee's investigation into Barclays' January outage reveals a critical but often overlooked relationship: the connection between operational resilience and financial inclusion.
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№ 4 · 20 Oct
7 min readBanking Technology
Behavioural Biometrics
Discusses the challenges faced by European Issuers in their goal to deliver a compelling customer experience while also satisfying the overlapping requirements of the EBA, their local regulators and the card scheme guidance.
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№ 5 · 24 Aug
2 min readBanking Technology
Going ‘All In’ with Broadcom
Returning to Broadcom's Payment Security team reminded me how rare it is to contribute to solutions affecting millions of people daily. I've also transformed my blog infrastructure to match my career journey.
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№ 6 · 08 Apr
3 min readBanking Technology
Thriving in the Open Banking Ecosystem
At the recent Open Banking Excellence event, I heard that the average bank offers around 300 products across their customer base. In
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№ 7 · 22 Feb
3 min readBanking Technology
The Future of Financial Advice
Open banking and AI-driven robo-advisors are reshaping financial advice. Explore how these trends are changing wealth management.