Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems

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Volume 5, issue 4, 2012

Editorial: Payment services and the power of predictive analytics pp. 336-337

Alec Nacamuli

Effectively managing third-party sender risk in the ACH Network pp. 338-346

Jeanette A. Fox

Central banks and international liquidity: A call for action pp. 347-359

Jeannette Capel

Corporate practitioners moving to mobile banking: Key factors driving adoption pp. 360-372

Michelle Darsow and Laura Listwan

Issues for payments in virtual economies pp. 373-389

David E. Teitelbaum, Ming-Hsuan Elders and Reva P. Alavian

A Six Sigma type of quality management in international and high-value payments pp. 390-402

Udo Milkau

Reflections on the future of relationship management in correspondent banking pp. 403-409

Silvia Brudar

Partnerships in mobile financial services: The case of Morocco pp. 410-425

Francesc Prior Sanz and Fouad Abdelmoumni

Volume 5, issue 3, 2011

Editorial pp. 216-217

Alec Nacamuli

The Single Euro Payments Area: Can innovation be mandated? pp. 218-228

Norbert Bielefeld

The development of a regional payment system in Central America: A step towards further integration and economic development pp. 229-245

Enrique García Dubón and Gregor Heinrich

Why is use of cash persisting? Critical success factors for overcoming vested interests pp. 246-272

Michael Salmony

The increasing adoption of mobile payments in Europe — and remaining challenges to growth pp. 273-288

Carlo R. W. De Meijer and Jonathan Bye

Innovative solutions to leverage resources and maximise efficiency in the battle against cheque fraud pp. 289-297

Silvia Sarra

Scaling mobile money pp. 298-315

Ignacio Mas and Dan Radcliffe

The cash payments answer: Are we asking the right question? pp. 316-328

James Poteet and Fred Purches

Volume 5, issue 2, 2011

Editorial pp. 112-113

Alec Nacamuli

Creating e-SEPA: Now or never pp. 114-124

Gottfried Leibbrandt and Chiel Liezenberg

The Dodd–Frank Act: Its implications for change in the banking industry pp. 125-133

Ray Mulhern

Card and mobile payment opportunities: A framework to consider potential winners and losers and a snapshot of the future payments landscape in Africa pp. 134-142

Graeme Holmes

Mobile money transfer services: The next phase in the evolution of person-to-person payments pp. 143-160

Cynthia Merritt

Ensuring trust in electronic payment media pp. 161-168

Päivi Heikkinen and Timo Iivarinen

Recent innovations in inter-bank electronic payments in Mexico: The role of regulation pp. 169-187

José L. Negrín, Diadelfa Ocampo and Alejandro De Los Santos

The effect of the adoption of emerging electronic payments options on improving working capital management and profitability of firms in India pp. 188-208

Mahadevan Balakrishnan

Volume 5, issue 1, 2011

Editorial pp. 4-5

Alec Nacamuli

The next chapter of EU payments harmonisation: SEPA gets real pp. 6-16

Ruth Wandhöfer

Banks’ international liquidity management in the future: What role can financial market infrastructures play? pp. 17-29

Jeannette Capel

Faster Payments: Managing customer expectations pp. 30-37

Liz Oakes

E-invoicing: The catalyst for financial supply chain efficiencies pp. 38-51

Steve Keifer

The Payments Hub Spectrum: A model for the design of payments hubs pp. 52-72

Gary S. D. Farrow

Card schemes in Europe: Consolidation or proliferation? pp. 73-82

Ernst Verbeek

Challenges to achieving operational excellence, particularly in Europe pp. 83-94

Bob Lyddon

How to create successful relationships between third-party senders and banks when developing an ACH strategy pp. 95-103

Kerry Sellen and Joseph Belczyk

Volume 4, issue 4, 2010

Editorial pp. 316-317

Alec Nacamuli

Payments risk: The fourth pillar of risk pp. 318-324

Colin Klipin

Who will be the winners and losers in the battle for mobile payments market share? pp. 325-333

Olivier Cognet

Change on the horizon: The impact of cloud computing on treasury and transaction banking pp. 334-344

Jeanne Capachin

Innovation strategies for managing payments business in Europe pp. 345-351

Rajesh Mehta and Ebru Pakcan

Three keys to M-PESA’s success: Branding, channel management and pricing pp. 352-370

Ignacio Mas and Amolo Ng’Weno

E-invoicing in Europe: Now and the future pp. 371-380

Michael Salmony and Bo Harald

The under-served biller market: Identifying and serving the hidden market in consumer-to-business bill payments pp. 381-389

Patricia Hewitt

Towards the end of the SEPA end-date debate? pp. 390-396

Carlo R. W. De Meijer

Volume 4, issue 3, 2010

Editorial pp. 212-213

Alec Nacamuli

Creating order out of chaos: Does the new market landscape created by the banking crisis strengthen the case for SEPA? pp. 214-230

Fred Bär

Towards a European electronic invoicing framework: Why businesses, service providers and consumers should switch to e-invoicing pp. 231-241

Philippe Caluwaerts

Global transaction services and the appeal for banks in ‘getting back to basics’ pp. 242-252

Bertrand Lavayssière and Christophe Vergne

PC-based Automated Clearing House origination: Dinosaur or niche application? pp. 253-260

Gregory Rettinger

Liquidity saving in real-time gross settlement systems: An overview pp. 261-276

Ben Norman

A new paradigm in payments: The strengths of networks pp. 277-288

Udo Milkau

The Single European Cash Area: Towards a more efficient European cash society pp. 289-300

Carlo R. W. De Meijer

Direct access to payment service providers by businesses and organisations in Europe pp. 301-308

Bob Larkham

Volume 4, issue 2, 2010

Editorial pp. 100-101

Alec Nacamuli

Transparent price competition or two-sided subsidisation in card payments? Is there a need for a more efficient business model for the card industry? pp. 102-115

Harry Leinonen

The internal market for payments: Unfulfilled promise or key to a truly efficient European payments market? pp. 116-126

Marc Temmerman

Best practices in payments infrastructure investment pp. 127-144

Eric Campbell

The role of payment systems in reaching the unbanked pp. 145-155

Sergio De Sousa

Fraud dynamics in the card payments industry: A global review of the realities of EMV deployment pp. 156-169

Toni Merschen

Technology in payments and transaction banking: Corporate and bank drivers and enablers pp. 170-182

Jonathan Williams and Guy Moons

Time for bold moves in transaction banking pp. 183-190

Andrés Bernad

Does India need a cheque truncation system? pp. 191-207

Mahadevan Balakrishnan

Volume 4, issue 1, 2010

Editorial pp. 4-5

Alec Nacamuli

You can’t get there from here: The role of the installed base in payment system adoption pp. 6-16

Gottfried Leibbrandt

Strategic innovation in payments systems: What are the next big things? pp. 17-25

Renzo Vanetti

Innovation drivers and barriers: Implications for innovators, imitators and regulators pp. 26-41

Lance Blockley and Kathleen Mcdowell

The value of standardisation in public administration services: The Italian corporate banking experience pp. 42-59

Liliana Fratini Passi

Moving to e-payments: Best practices for US middle market companies Part II — Collections pp. 60-66

Linda Coven

Payment Services Act: The new Japanese regulatory framework for payment services pp. 67-72

Takeshi Mori and Yasufumi Takahashi

The deputisation of the US payments industry pp. 73-85

David E. Teitelbaum and Gretchen E. Lamberg

Public administrations and SEPA: A win–win situation pp. 86-92

Carlo R.W. De Meijer and Friso Spinhoven