Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems

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Volume 13, issue 4, 2019

Editorial pp. 280-281

Alec Nacamuli

Money and the fear of missing out: How to stay sane in a world shaken by Libra pp. 282-287

Michael Salmony

An analysis of the legal impact of central bank digital currency on the European payments landscape pp. 288-299

Gisela Fonseca

The war over virtual money is real pp. 300-309

David G.W. Birch

A global stablecoin: Revolutionary reserve asset or reinventing the wheel? pp. 310-321

Rory Copeland

The value of the Legal Entity Identifier for the payments industry pp. 322-336

Victoria Cleland and Gerard Hartsink

Why banks are missing an opportunity to capture the lucrative small and medium enterprise market pp. 337-351

Henry Pooley

Assessing the development of the European retail payments market from a historical perspective pp. 352-356

Kari Kemppainen

Payment infrastructure initiatives in Japan: Extended operating hours and the Zengin Electronic Data Interchange system (ZEDI) pp. 357-367

Eiichiro Yanagawa

Volume 13, issue 3, 2019

Editorial pp. 188-189

Alec Nacamuli

Developments in instant payments pp. 190-193

Javier Santamaría

The role of real-time gross settlement in a world of instant payments pp. 194-200

Bruno Lule Yawe and Yusuf Kiwala

International payments: Current alternatives and their drivers pp. 201-216

Udo Milkau

The evolution of business-to-business FinTech: What the future holds pp. 217-225

Chris Holmes and Rachel King

FinTech 2.0: Software as the future of payments distribution pp. 226-236

Ashley Paston and Matthew Harris

The payments revolution pp. 237-241

Michael Bellacosa

Navigating the EU regulatory landscape for payments pp. 242-254

John Casanova and Max Savoie

Facebook’s Libra: A case for capital markets supervision? pp. 255-267

Ralph Rirsch and Stefan Tomanek

Enhancing party identification in payments messaging with the Legal Entity Identifier pp. 268-273

Robin Doyle and Paul Janssens

Volume 13, issue 2, 2019

Editorial pp. 96-96

Unknown

Paying at the pump — a Nordic perspective: An interview with Kai Lindström pp. 97-103

Kai Lindström and Diederik Bruggink

Adoption of global market practice for payments will pave the road to a successful global migration to ISO 20022 pp. 104-112

Isabelle Bouille and Tanja Haase

Facilitating the interoperability of high-value and international payments: The ISO 20022 migration of the Eurozone pp. 113-120

Hubertus Von Poser

Distributed ledger technologies and instant payment systems: The potential effects of substitution pp. 121-131

Austėja Šostakaitė

How to keep payments safe and secure in a changing world pp. 132-137

Marco Doeland

Multilateral interchange fees: Don’t throw the baby out with the bathwater pp. 138-150

Malte Krueger

Super intelligent financial services pp. 151-164

Leila Fourie and Thomas Bennett

Cash preference in India: Empirical methods and findings pp. 165-176

Sasanka Sekhar Maiti, Nandalaya Hemachandra and Anil Kumar Sharma

`Interchange Fee Economics — To Regulate or Not to Regulate?` by Jakub Górka pp. 177-178

Harry Leinonen

Volume 13, issue 1, 2019

Editorial pp. 4-5

Alec Nacamuli

Behind the launch of The Clearing House’s RTP® network: An interview with Timothy Mills pp. 6-12

Brian Laverdure and Timothy Mills

Banks taking back control pp. 13-19

Michael Salmony

Electronic central bank cash: To be or not to be? pp. 20-31

Harry Leinonen

Cash use across countries and the demand for central bank digital currency pp. 32-46

Tanai Khiaonarong and David Humphrey

The emerging influence of legal entity identifiers in payments pp. 47-53

Michael Knorr

The NextGenPSD2 Framework in a pan- European PSD2 Account Access context pp. 54-65

Ortwin Scheja and Wijnand Machielse

Innovation in transaction banking: What can emerging technologies deliver? pp. 66-71

Christopher Mager

Nowcasting economic activity in India using payment systems data pp. 72-81

Sudhakar Raju and Mahadevan Balakrishnan

Volume 12, issue 4, 2018

Editorial pp. 292-292

Alec Nacamuli

The advent of machine payments: The right way to pay? pp. 293-303

Udo Milkau

The payment system as a public good? Lessons learned in the Netherlands pp. 304-313

Frank A.G. Den Butter and Piet M. Mallekoote

The evolution of merchant payments and mobile payments to enable financial inclusion pp. 314-321

Bruno L. Yawe

TARGET Instant Payment Settlement: The Eurosystem’s response to an evolving payments landscape pp. 322-327

Marc Bayle De Jessé

Supporting the smooth uptake of instant payments: Pan-European infrastructure principles revisited and checked against the live RT1 system pp. 328-334

Erwin Kulk

An open banking ecosystem to survive the revised Payment Services Directive: Connecting international banks and FinTechs with the CBI Globe platform pp. 335-345

Liliana Fratini Passi

Understanding the benefits of SWIFT gpi for corporates pp. 346-350

Christof Hofmann

Digital transformation in Japan’s banking industry pp. 351-364

Eiichiro Yanagawa

Seeking common legal entity standards to facilitate cross-border payments pp. 365-370

Jochen Metzger and Tim Paulowitz

Biometrics: Modernising customer authentication for financial services and payments pp. 371-382

David Lott

Volume 12, issue 3, 2018

Editorial pp. 196-197

Unknown

The growing relevance of cash in an increasingly changing payments world: An interview with Guillaume Lepecq pp. 198-206

Diederik Bruggink and Guillaume Lepecq

SWIFT gpi: How industry co-creation transformed global payments pp. 207-212

Wim Raymaekers

Digital currencies and the concept of money as a social agreement pp. 213-231

Udo Milkau and Jürgen Bott

A critical review of the European Commission’s Multilateral Interchange Fee Regulation pp. 232-244

Alen Veljan

Retail payment behaviour and the adoption of innovative payments: A comparative study in China and Germany pp. 245-265

Jan Lukas Korella and Wenwei Li

Competitive differentiation versus commoditisation: The role of Big Data in the European payments industry pp. 266-282

Iris Hausladen and Torsten Zipf

Volume 12, issue 2, 2018

Editorial pp. 100-101

Unknown

The benefits of using artificial intelligence in payment fraud detection: A case study pp. 102-110

Cristina Soviany

Who will make money? Tokens and the ‘5Cs’ of future currency pp. 111-121

David G.W. Birch

What is the optimal mix between banks and FinTechs in the payments architecture? pp. 122-129

Daniel Döderlein

The development of regulatory requirements for payment services: The European Banking Authority and the revised Payments Services Directive pp. 130-138

Dirk Haubrich

General Data Protection Regulation: No silver bullet for small and medium-sized enterprises pp. 139-149

Gerard Wilkinson

Merchant acceptance of cash and credit cards at the point of sale pp. 150-165

Ben Fung, Kim Huynh, Kerry Nield and Angelika Welte

International remittance markets in Lesotho: Implications for economic and social development pp. 166-184

Lira Peter Sekantsi

Volume 12, issue 1, 2018

Editorial pp. 4-4

Unknown

Payment innovation: Simply getting consumers to spend more than they can afford? pp. 5-8

Ron Delnevo

The role of digital assets in global payments pp. 9-12

Marcus Treacher

On cryptocurrencies, digital assets and private money pp. 13-32

Avtar Sehra, Richard Cohen and Vic Arulchandran

The digital identity of legal entities: Current status and the way forward pp. 33-39

Gerard Hartsink

Rethinking digital identity pp. 40-57

Michael Salmony

E-commerce: A merchant’s perspective on innovative solutions in payments pp. 58-67

Max Geerling

From digital payments to digital finance: How China’s tech companies are redefining banking in Asia and soon Europe pp. 68-73

Zennon Kapron

The national payment system in Lesotho, 2000–2016 pp. 74-88

Lira Peter Sekantsi and Motheo Ernest Lechesa