Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems

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Volume 8, issue 4, 2015

Taking the SEPA journey: From fragmentation to EU-wide payments pp. 339-342

Erik Nooteboom

Paying abroad as you pay at home: The impact of SEPA on Dutch cross-border retail payments pp. 343-353

Mirjam Plooij

SEPA for corporates: On the path towards cross-border harmonisation pp. 354-363

Ruth Wandhöfer

SEPA Card Clearing as an open standard for card processing in the euro area pp. 364-374

Heike Winter, Marcus Härtel and Johannes Klocke

Links between retail payment systems in the EU: Call for standardisation pp. 375-385

Sašo Črnugelj

Competition–cooperation nexus in the European retail payments market: Views from a network industry perspective pp. 386-394

Kari Kemppainen

Promoting efficient retail payments in Europe pp. 395-406

Iftekhar Hasan, Emmi Martikainen and Tuomas Takalo

The emergence of new payment service providers and their impact on the regulatory and market environment pp. 407-414

Javier Santamaría

The role of virtual currency schemes in the modernisation of retail payments pp. 415-425

Iddo De Jong

Volume 8, issue 3, 2014

Special issue: A global view of mobile payments pp. 232-234

Ron Van Wezel

The three billion new middle-class opportunity: The successes and technical challenges of mobile financial services in emerging markets pp. 235-245

Ludwig Schulze

Shifting the spotlight on mobile payments in emerging markets pp. 246-253

Gautam Jain

The prepaid mobile wallet: A powerful product for an impatient ecosystem pp. 254-263

Amir Tabakovic

Mobile money: The impact of smartphones on the international remittance market pp. 264-273

Jordan Bettman and Matt Harris

E-cash and virtual currency as alternative payment methods pp. 274-288

Claire Greene and Oz Shy

Mobile wallets and current accounts: Friends or foes? pp. 289-299

Jürgen Bott and Udo Milkau

M-commerce: Building the opportunity for banks pp. 300-306

Will Jones

Mobile payment innovation in the Arabian Gulf pp. 307-315

Paolo Zambonini and Samee Zafar

Mobile banking strategy: E-payment market and AEC opportunities pp. 316-329

Jarunee Wonglimpiyarat

Volume 8, issue 2, 2014

Editorial pp. 112-113

Alec Nacamuli

A significant shift in card business terms pp. 114-118

Peter Jones

Materialising the expected benefits from financial infrastructure integration: The ‘Guidelines for the Successful Regional Integration of Financial Infrastructures’ pp. 119-128

Massimo Cirasino, Jose Antonio Garcia and Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell

Lessons learned from 24/7 payments operations pp. 129-146

Gene Neyer

The implications of legal entity identifiers on payments systems pp. 147-156

Paul Janssens

Access to accounts: Why banks should embrace an open future pp. 157-171

Michael Salmony

Payment systems trends in Japan: Birth of the next generation BOJ-NET pp. 172-187

Eiichiro Yanagawa

Payments in the Middle East and Africa: An overview and review of implications for corporates operating in the region pp. 188-205

Murali Subramanian

Transaction banking in the cloud: Towards a new business model pp. 206-223

Carlo R. W. De Meijer and Alastair Brown

Volume 8, issue 1, 2014

Editorial pp. 4-5

Alec Nacamuli

What the European payments industry needs now pp. 6-12

Bruno Fatier

The modernisation of payment systems in Azerbaijan: Examination of the new regulatory framework pp. 13-22

Tamerlan Rustamov

Standardisation: A conditio sine qua non for efficient payment services pp. 23-29

Gerard Hartsink

Responding to organised payment card compromise and subsequent fraud pp. 30-42

Brian Hay and Julianne Webster

Trends in consumer payment fraud: A call for consistent strong authentication across all consumer payments pp. 43-63

Gerd Cimiotti and Toni Merschen

Access, acceptance and use of payment instruments in Colombia pp. 64-83

Constanza Martínez

Five cloud essentials for the boardroom: What banking and financial markets executives need to know about cloud computing pp. 84-93

David K. Zimmerman

Who pays more to use cash? pp. 94-107

Benjamin D. Mazzotta and Bhaskar Chakravorti

Volume 7, issue 4, 2014

Editorial pp. 288-289

Alec Nacamuli

Supply-chain finance: The new frontier in the world of payments pp. 290-293

Eugenio Cavenaghi

The contactless business case: How multi-purpose cards ring in new opportunities for the payments industry pp. 294-302

Brintha Koether

Cross-border supply-chain finance: An important offering in transaction banking pp. 304-318

Carlo R. W. De Meijer and Menno De Bruijn

Money evolution: How the shift from analogue to digital is transforming financial services pp. 319-328

Mike Laven

Regulation of liquidity in banks pp. 329-336

Hays Littlejohn and Olaf Ransome

E-payments in emerging markets pp. 337-343

Amrish Rau

A European card payments scheme: Forever a phantom? pp. 344-358

Ewald Judt and Malte Krueger

M-PESA at the point of sale: Expanding financial inclusion and reducing demand for physical cash pp. 359-369

Holti Banka

Volume 7, issue 3, 2013

Editorial pp. 196-197

Alec Nacamuli

Transaction banking: New opportunities to spot pp. 198-202

Christian Rhino

The future is all about the data pp. 203-210

Chris Skinner

How payments professionals can engage more effectively with regulatory colleagues: A short guide to technical advocacy pp. 211-216

Ruth Wandhöfer

Capturing emerging payments opportunities in rapidly developing economies: A review of the Malaysian payments landscape pp. 217-224

John Wong

Mobile payments pp. 225-231

Christopher Bryson

Real-time financing: Extending e-invoicing to real-time SME financing pp. 232-245

Jaap Jan Nienhuis, Mounaim Cortet and Douwe Lycklama

Trust and privacy on the internet: The solution is ahead pp. 246-249

Konstantin Peric

Improving the performance of finance and accounting shared service centres pp. 250-261

Andrew Owens

Dynamic Adaptation of Processing Steps For Financial Messaging pp. 262-270

Holger Schwarzer

Incentives and mechanisms for boosting electronic payments: A case study of the Albanian payments landscape pp. 271-281

Holti Banka

Volume 7, issue 2, 2013

Editorial pp. 104-105

Alec Nacamuli

The untapped potential of digital loyalty programmes pp. 106-111

Mario Shiliashki

Papers The ten-year evolution of CLS: Enhancing financial stability and mitigating foreign exchange settlement risk pp. 112-118

Gerard Hartsink

Why payment systems matter to financial inclusion: Examining the role of social cash transfers pp. 119-124

Kim Dancey

Structuring for the future: Systemic payments reform in Australia pp. 125-135

Shannon Lewis and Brad Pragnell

Successful introduction of new payment methods through ‘co-opetition’ pp. 136-149

Stefan Gonggrijp, Max Geerling and Piet Mallekoote

Mobile payments changing the landscape of retail banking: Hype or reality? pp. 150-158

Dag-Inge Flatraaker

Corporate mobile banking: ‘On the go’ pp. 159-173

Carlo R.W. De Meijer and Jonathan Bye

Changes in Electronic Money Regulations: For better or worse pp. 174-179

Hinal Patel and Craig Armstrong

EMV: Building the foundation for the future of payments pp. 180-185

Oliver Manahan

Practice note The road to payment card industry compliance: One company’s journey pp. 186-188

Peter Harvey

Volume 7, issue 1, 2013

Editorial pp. 4-5

Alec Nacamuli

Near field communication: Transforming transactions pp. 6-10

Anne Bouverot

Will smartphones contribute to making payments easier and more efficient? pp. 11-17

Wieske Ebben

Strategies for payment systems planning pp. 18-42

Gary S. D. Farrow

Cash is dead, long live cash pp. 43-49

Ghita Erling

M-commerce comes of age: Collaborate to succeed pp. 50-60

Victor Koss, John Miles and Edward Boyes

History of a six-year debate on Multilateral Interchange Fee for direct debit pp. 61-72

Jean Allix

Advanced biometric technology: Reinforcing security within payment systems pp. 73-89

Marius Coetzee

Innovation in retail payments: Challenges posed to regulators pp. 90-97

Rui Pimentel