Journal of Digital Banking

2016 - 2025

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Editorial pp. 293-294: Simon Beckett
Learning in the infancy of virtual agents pp. 295-306: Mattias Fras, Gustav Rudolfsson and Kristina Grönvall
Crypto mining business models: Points of contact to the AIFMD pp. 307-318: Stefan Tomanek, Ralph Rirsch and Marlene Wintersberger
AI-powered surveillance for financial markets and transactions pp. 319-329: Cristina Soviany
The nature of financial inclusion in Lesotho: Challenges and main policy considerations to increase access to and use of quality financial services pp. 330-345: Lira Peter Sekantsi
Visualising customer-centric digital investment performance reports pp. 346-360: Ruth Kümmerle and Marc Wierzbitzki
Real-time payments in the USA: What is holding us back? pp. 361-370: Vinay Prabhakar
Open API banking: A powerful trigger for the value chain revolution in Japan pp. 371-389: Eiichiro Yanagawa

Editorial: Call for papers pp. 196-197: Simon Beckett
Can mid-sized banks thrive in the digital world, and are they FinTech’s new best friend? pp. 198-205: Carlos Sanchez
More data and more data sharing: Navigating an open banking world pp. 206-214: Maha El Dimachki
The era of connectedness: How AI will help deliver the future of banking pp. 215-231: Theodora Lau and Bradley Leimer
Innovative yet robust supervision in a rapidly changing payments landscape pp. 232-241: Anneke Kosse and Petra Hielkema
Chatbots as a lever to redefine customer experience in banking pp. 242-249: Yvon Moysan and Jade Zeitoun
Financial inclusion accelerated: How real-time payments are bringing millions into the economic fold pp. 250-259: Zennon Kapron
Microservices opportunity: Dawn of the open API era pp. 260-278: Eiichiro Yanagawa
Bringing liquidity to the new crypto economy pp. 279-287: Matt Crook

Editorial pp. 100-101: Simon Beckett
‘Build it and they will come’ is a myth: Building a digital activation strategy pp. 102-113: Bryan Herskovits
Rethinking value communication: The key to revenue growth in the digital age pp. 114-125: Wei Ke and Matthew Jackson
Evolution through technology pp. 126-133: Karen Buck
How community banks create seamless customer journeys through digital banking initiatives pp. 134-141: Misti Mostiller
Developing an automated digital suitability assessment against the backdrop of MiFID II pp. 142-154: Ruth Kümmerle and Ralf Conen
Advocacy banking is at the heart of emerging tech: Incorporating emerging technology into the credit union space pp. 155-164: Thomas P. Novak
Design discussion on the ISDA Common Domain Model pp. 165-187: Christopher D. Clack

Editorial pp. 4-6: Simon Beckett
The GDPR: Halfway between consumer protection and data ownership rights pp. 7-21: Udo Milkau
Machine learning and artificial intelligence in consumer banking pp. 22-32: Juan M. Huerta and Abhinav Anand
Easy is not enough: Meeting consumer expectations in the digital age pp. 33-38: Scott Liddell
Payments: Refurbish or rebuild? pp. 39-50: Regine Slagmulder, Bjorn Cumps and Yannick Dillen
Banks, be bold! A step-by-step guide to moving from legacy to open banking pp. 51-58: Natasha Kyprianides
The importance of measuring impact across channels in the digital banking landscape pp. 59-64: Grayson Clarke
Life banking: How to become trusted advisers for holistic financial health pp. 65-80: Adrian Moise
Risks and challenges of initial coin offerings pp. 81-96: Paolo Tasca, Maria Grazia Vigliotti and Hui Gong

Guest editorial pp. 288-291: Paolo Tasca
Digital currencies: What lies ahead? pp. 292-297: Daniel Heller
Blockchain distributed ledgers and liability pp. 298-310: Dirk A. Zetzsche, Ross P. Buckley and Douglas W. Arner
Bitcoin awareness and usage in Canada pp. 311-337: Christopher Henry, Kim Huynh and Gradon Nicholls
Smart Contract Templates: Legal semantics and code validation pp. 338-352: Christopher D. Clack
P2P lending scoring models: Do they predict default? pp. 353-368: Paolo Giudici and Branka Hadji Misheva
Performance improvement of the consortium blockchain for financial business applications pp. 369-378: Takeshi Miyamae, Takeo Honda, Masahisa Tamura and Motoyuki Kawaba

Editorial pp. 196-197: Simon Beckett
API deep dive: Who will thrive in an open banking world? Why meeting regulatory requirements is not enough for banks to remain relevant pp. 198-203: Matthias Kröner
Electronic agreements: Why legal does not always mean enforceable pp. 204-213: Abe Smith
In search of a sweet spot for wealth management digitisation: Human versus technology, provider versus customer perspective pp. 214-222: Bartosz Golba
Living in a multiple blockchain world pp. 223-231: Karen Hsu
Digital strategy for wealth managers: The path to innovation pp. 232-248: Giulia Lupato
China, the world‘s biggest FinTech market pp. 249-258: Yvon Moysan
The challenges faced by blockchain technologies — Part 2 pp. 259-281: Paolo Tasca and Sebastian Widmann

Editorial pp. 100-101: Simon Beckett
Distributed ledger technology: Beyond the hype pp. 102-109: Avril Parkin and Rodney Prescott
Using a blockchain-based approach to exchange (financial) assets pp. 110-122: Marko Modsching, Axel Apfelbacher, Johann Horch and Nathan Kummer
Exploring the potential of blockchain for KYC pp. 123-131: Dennis Martens, Alexander Van Tuyll Van Serooskerken and Mart Steenhagen
The challenges faced by blockchain technologies – Part 1 pp. 132-147: Paolo Tasca and Sebastian Widmann
How to accelerate customer-driven innovation in banking pp. 148-155: Sigga Sigurdardottir
Customer engagement: Transforming the business in the age of the client pp. 156-162: Matteo Acquaro
Assessing the impact of advanced sensors and behavioural biometric authentication technology on the reach of financial institutions pp. 163-170: Neil Costigan
‘Mobile First’ will become ‘API First’ — PSD2: Changing banking as we know it pp. 171-178: Peter-Jan van de Venn
Regulatory sandboxes as a support tool for financial innovations pp. 179-188: Victor Dostov, Pavel Shoust and Ekaterina Ryabkova

Editorial pp. 4-5: Simon Beckett
Migrating to the cloud: Views from the UK’s first cloud-based bank pp. 6-12: Graham Olive
How to build new competitive competencies in transaction banking pp. 13-21: Boon-Hiong Chan
Data governance in big data platforms pp. 22-32: Julia Bardmesser, Ian Maung and Olga Maydanchik
The central bank’s role of catalyst of the retail payments market in the context of digitisation: A focus on the Eurozone pp. 33-42: Rui Pimentel and Francisco Pais De Sousa
Adopting the best approach for a digital banking solution: Combine the benefits of the ‘build’, ‘buy’ or ‘outsource’ options pp. 43-50: Darren Busby
Smart banks can win: Leveraging next-generation technology to win the battle for the customer relationship pp. 51-57: Norman J. Deluca
Trends and initiatives about robo-advisers: Pioneering unexplored areas in Japan pp. 58-73: Eiichiro Yanagawa
The future of blockchain pp. 74-96: Gene Neyer