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Synchrony’s Small Businesses Partners Target the Cost of a Missed Yes
Synchrony and Discount Tire & Service Centers examine how payment timing, merchant data and customer behavior can shape credit decisions.
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Bank of America Says APAC Redefines Cross-Border Money Movement
Money can cross parts of APAC in seconds, but corporate treasury still runs on cutoffs, time zones and country-by-country rules.
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FGV Capital Says AI Startup Rock Stars Need Different VC Roadies
AI gives founders more runway to establish a viable business. Marcos Fernandez says those changes are putting more pressure on venture firms.
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Banks Turn Real-Time Payment Rails Into Customer Products
Jim Colassano of The Clearing House says the next phase of real-time payments requires products that lead to useful customer experiences.
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Banks Prepare Payments for AI Commerce
Payments modernization is becoming a test of how banks prepare for new forms of commerce while controlling cost and implementation risk.
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WEX Says Embedded Payments Are Easier to Launch Than to Scale
WEX’s Eric Frankovic shares why scaling embedded payments across customers, markets and payment rails is where the real work begins.
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Visa Says Payment Choice Keeps High-Value Shoppers at Checkout
Visa’s Michele Herron tells how merchants can recognize valuable shoppers, preserve loyalty and offer payment choices.
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Connected Vendor Networks Modernize Insurance Claim Payouts
One Inc's Eileen Carlin says digitization hinges on connecting insurers with the businesses that determine when a claim can move forward.
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Furniture.com and Flex Pay Turn 77 Stores Into One Purchase
Furniture.com and Flex Pay are trying to make furnishing a room behave more like the project the shopper is actually undertaking.
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Quantifind Raises $200 Million to Find the Fraudster in the Financial Chain
Quantifind CEO Ari Tuchman explains why finding the faint signal of fraud in the noise of legitimate transactions is a $200 million bet.
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Quantifind Raises $200 Million to Find the Fraudster in the Financial Chain
Quantifind CEO Ari Tuchman explains why finding the faint signal of fraud in the noise of legitimate transactions is a $200 million bet.
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Bretton AI CEO Wants Banks to Kick the AI Tool Habit
Bretton AI CEO Will Lawrence shares why banks may get more value from one governed platform spanning multiple risk workflows.
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