Journal of Digital Banking

2016 - 2026

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Volume 2, issue 4, 2018

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

Volume 2, issue 3, 2018

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

Volume 2, issue 2, 2017

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

Volume 2, issue 1, 2017

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

Volume 1, issue 4, 2017

Editorial pp. 288-289

Sarah Bellrichard and Wells Fargo

Implementing a centralised digital strategy across multiple countries pp. 290-295

Paolo Barbesino

How to transform your bank into a data-driven organisation? pp. 296-308

Vivek Bhanot

Customer experience in an increasingly digital world pp. 309-320

Ingrid Bocris and Sebastien Mahieux

Opening the Black Box of a competitive customer experience strategy pp. 321-328

Marc Hinnenberg and Nina Löfstedt

What do consumers want from next generation banking, and how will challenger and established banks provide it? pp. 329-337

Alex Letts

How to be a truly digital bank pp. 338-348

Rajashekara Maiya

Immediate payments: Beyond ubiquity, convenience speed and security paving the road to a cashless society pp. 349-357

Moti Porath

The importance of digitising payments and the role of acceptance infrastructure - Part 2 pp. 358-377

Mahadevan Balakrishnan

Volume 1, issue 3, 2016

Editorial pp. 192-193

Simon Beckett

Blockchain: An approach to evaluating digital banking use cases pp. 194-204

Veronica Lange Da Conceição and Alex Batlin

What do small and medium enterprises want from next-generation banking? pp. 205-212

Will Beeson

Assessing the impact of mobile wallet services from a central bank perspective pp. 213-221

Mirjam Plooij and Kirsten Van Driel

How to ensure that your digital banking start-up is fully compliant: New entry strategies to regulated markets from a UK perspective pp. 222-230

Gerhard Grueter

How to accurately evaluate and attribute multi-channel marketing performance in digital banking pp. 231-239

Howard Barber and Jennifer Gill

Build the customer-centric organisation: Using data and analytics to accelerate competitive advantage pp. 240-248

Sheri Gilchrist

Improving fraud detection and the customer experience through analytics pp. 249-257

T J Horan

Physical banking in a digital world: The digital revolution and the impact on consumers and banks pp. 258-265

Milko Hascher

The importance of digitising payments and the role of acceptance infrastructure - Part 1 pp. 266-284

Mahadevan Balakrishnan

Volume 1, issue 2, 2016

Editorial pp. 100-101

Simon Beckett

Keeping up with the FinTechs: A banker's strategy for digital transformation pp. 102-110

Aubrey Hawes and Tushar Chitra

Understanding and applying Blockchain technology in banking: Evolution or revolution? pp. 111-119

Mark Buitenhek

Standardisation in payments for digital commerce: Where are we, and where are we going? pp. 120-126

Max Geerling

The experience economy demands more of your service strategy pp. 127-135

Addison C. Hoover

Digital transformation in banks: The trials, opportunities and a guide to what is important pp. 136-145

David Harvey

Virtual reality and the banking experience pp. 146-152

Sarah Weise and Andrew Mshar

The central bank's role in payment system development pp. 153-160

Päivi Heikkinen and Guðmundur Kr. Tómasson

Opportunities and challenges for payments innovation in the UK pp. 161-168

Chris Dunne

Content marketing versus product marketing: An analysis of consumer engagement in online advertising pp. 169-176

Matt Granfield and Ian Mcardle

How to accelerate your customer-focused digital wealth management strategy pp. 177-183

Peter Schramme

Volume 1, issue 1, 2016

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

How to develop a profitable, customer-focused digital banking strategy: Open banking services and developer-friendly APIs pp. 6-12

Sophie Guibaud

How banks and FinTech startups are partnering for faster innovation pp. 13-21

Devie Mohan

The Internet of Things: Strategic considerations for bankers pp. 22-32

Paul J. Leavell and David H. Cooper

How traditional banks are innovating the basics to provide customers with an Uber-like mobile banking experience pp. 33-44

Meaghan Johnson and Mark Verdegaal

Wearables and financial services: An example of channel innovation and the internet bank of things pp. 45-52

Robb Gaynor

Can beacons be a source of inspiration for banks to increase sales and improve customer experience? pp. 53-61

Yvon Moysan and Nicholas G. Paparoidamis

The mobile wallet imperative for credit unions pp. 62-73

Paul Fiore

Leave the past behind with digital process management pp. 74-84

Kunal Chopra and Neal Oswald

Pan-European mobile peer-to-peer payment – and beyond pp. 85-96

Dr Michael Salmony and Byoungho Jin