Journal of Digital Banking
2016 - 2025
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Volume 9, issue 4, 2025
- Editorial pp. 292-293

- Simon Beckett
- Embedded finance: An evaluation of current and future use cases pp. 294-316

- Silke Finken and Joris Hensen
- Artificial intelligence ethics in financial services pp. 317-325

- Keith B. Carter and Andrew Cave
- Lessons learned from partnerships between banks and FinTechs: A game of value chain transformation pp. 326-339

- Danijela Vukoslavović and Ivica Tatar
- Opportunities for digital banking: Lived experiences of financially vulnerable customers in the UK pp. 340-352

- Karen Elliott, Jehana Copilah-Ali and Magdalene Ng
- The innovation paradox in banking pp. 353-372

- Wasim Mushtaq
- The marriage of application programming interface conformance and trust frameworks: Balancing innovation and security in open banking pp. 373-382

- Mike Woods and Todd Schweitzer
Volume 9, issue 3, 2024
- Editorial pp. 196-197

- Simon Beckett
- The future of financial services is not what it used to be: How can incumbent banks compete? pp. 198-210

- Zilvinas Bareisis and Bob Meara
- Beyond compliance: A new narrative for corporate banking with digital know your customer management — Navigating risks, unlocking opportunities pp. 211-221

- Marcus Heidenhof and Jonas Manske
- Analysis of the current status and development path of digital transformation in Chinese commercial banks pp. 222-237

- Huang Kaihui, Zhang Yi, Wang Hao, Xiao Zhengjin and Yang Bo
- Can the Digital Euro be made attractive to all key stakeholders? pp. 238-258

- Michael Salmony
- How the instant payment central infrastructure can be a payment solution at the same time — the Hungarian example pp. 259-272

- Róbert Kiszely, József Czimer and Máté Biró-Lebovits
- COVID-19 has not killed merchant acceptance of cash: Results from the 2023 Merchant Acceptance Survey pp. 273-286

- Angelika Welte, Katrina Talavera, Liang Wang and Joy Wu
Volume 9, issue 2, 2024
- Editorial pp. 100-101

- Simon Beckett
- Essential requirements for central bank digital currency pp. 102-109

- David Chaum and Thomas Moser
- Development of optimised causal AI and its application in retail banking pp. 110-117

- Sai Chaitanya Molabanti, Lakshmi Kiran Kanchi, Venkateshwarlu Sonathi and Rajanikanth Annam
- Navigating ISO 20022 maintenance in a connected world: A vision for harmonisation pp. 118-128

- Melissa Gauci
- Leadership evolution in the age of artificial intelligence pp. 129-137

- Aris Jerahian
- The evolution of exceptions and investigations messaging and flows pp. 138-149

- Chloe Jenkins
- The new era of Bitcoin: Profits, progress and potential in the inscription-driven crypto industry pp. 150-171

- Hui Gong and Han Wang
- Low/no-code and traditional code integration in digital banking pp. 172-188

- Yeo Kim Siang and Alan Megargel
Volume 9, issue 1, 2024
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- Big Data in the financial industry: Applications, potential and regulatory approaches pp. 6-18

- Joachim Wuermeling and Nils Müller
- The journey towards a responsible AI future: Hype, fear and hope pp. 19-29

- Theodora Lau
- Data science in economy and finance: A central bank perspective pp. 30-48

- Douglas Araujo, Giuseppe Bruno, Juri Marcucci, Rafael Schmidt and Bruno Tissot
- Reskilling for the future: Enabling colleagues with a digital mindset who are ready for a future global digital era and platforms pp. 49-66

- Helen Packard and Louise Liu
- Innovations and resilience in Thailand’s payment ecosystem: A comprehensive analysis — Connectivity initiatives, challenges and solutions pp. 67-85

- Budsakorn Teerapunyachai and Yanin Bawornkitchaikul
- Enhancing the quality of banking technology platforms through a hybrid AI testing approach pp. 86-95

- Iosif Itkin and Elena Treshcheva
Volume 8, issue 4, 2024
- Editorial pp. 292-293

- Simon Beckett
- Strategies for commercialising open banking: Approaches from around the globe pp. 294-303

- Shruti Awasthi
- Secrets to successful bank and FinTech partnerships for credit and deposits pp. 304-312

- Rebecca Bacon
- Compliance redefined: Using GenAI to navigate a complex regulatory landscape with reduced risks and costs pp. 313-322

- Irene Liu and Michael Wongsosaputro
- Expanding the horizons of FinTech: A comprehensive geographical analysis of expansion in Europe and beyond pp. 323-329

- Axel Cateland
- The role of bank–FinTech partnerships in creating a more inclusive banking system pp. 330-354

- Alan Chernoff and Julapa Jagtiani
- Why open data and compliance will drive open banking and the role AI will play pp. 355-363

- Abhinav Desai
- Ensuring operational resilience in Japan: The rise of new regulations and their implications pp. 364-380

- Eiichiro Yanagawa
Volume 8, issue 3, 2023
- Editorial pp. 196-197

- Simon Beckett
- Hyper-personalisation: Inducing behaviours through data — how machine learning and automation can help customers make valuable and informed decisions pp. 198-209

- Luís Coelho and Gonçalo Cachola
- Data strategy in connected business models pp. 210-219

- Christoph Berentzen and Benjamin Schaefer
- Operationalising ethics for AI in the financial industry: Insights from the Volksbank case study pp. 220-241

- Joris Krijger
- Unmet payment needs and a central bank digital currency pp. 242-255

- Christopher Henry, Walter Engert, Alexandra Sutton-Lalani, Sebastian Hernandez, Darcey Mcvanel and Kim Huynh
- How to use AI to shape efficient digital and omnichannel experiences pp. 256-262

- Jeremy O’Niel
- New skills in an AI world in finance pp. 263-274

- Tram Anh Nguyen
- Personalisation as a strategy for reversing traditional banks’ market share erosion in primary financial relationships and how to get started pp. 275-285

- Katie Pagenkopf
Volume 8, issue 2, 2023
- Editorial pp. 100-101

- Simon Beckett
- Generative artificial intelligence and large language models for digital banking: First outlook and perspectives pp. 102-117

- Jean-Pierre Sleiman
- Banks offer crypto: Why doesn’t yours? pp. 118-131

- Sai Agnikhotram, Fritz Jost and Simon Kühne
- Where are the customers’ bots? The AI paradigm shift in retail banking pp. 132-140

- David G.W. Birch and Kirsty Rutter
- Effective risk management for financial institutions’ partnerships with FinTechs pp. 141-158

- Meredith F. Piotti
- What is the hype about hyper-personalisation? A three-dimensional view to implementation pp. 159-167

- Mirella Reznic
- The next digital inflection point for US banks pp. 168-175

- Michael Carter
- How RegTech tools enable regulatory compliance for cryptoassets: A case study for cryptoasset transaction monitoring pp. 176-189

- Magdalena Boškić
Volume 8, issue 1, 2023
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- How can banks continue digital transformation in a downturn? pp. 6-12

- Rishi Khosla
- Optimising the customer experience: Lessons for banks from tech giants pp. 13-29

- Silke Finken and Katharina Rusp
- Best practices and important considerations for AI and digital transformation in an economic downturn pp. 30-36

- Brendan Deakin
- Evolving consumer expectations and the future of digital banking pp. 37-48

- Srini Kasturi
- Moving towards the scalable service-oriented data management organisation at OTP Bank pp. 49-57

- Gergely Babos
- Modernising intra-day liquidity optimisation for commercial banks pp. 58-64

- Jeremie Feuillette, Will Towning and Kimmo Soramäki
- The future of cryptocurrency and Blockchain technology in finance pp. 65-76

- Wong Wanyi and Alan Megargel
- Account aggregator ecosystem: A step towards revolutionising digital lending in India pp. 77-89

- Venkat Yellapantula and Venu Madhav Miriyala
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