Journal of Payments Strategy & Systems

2006 - 2025

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Volume 2, issue 4, 2008

Editorial pp. 324-325

Alex Nacamuli

Business implications of the Payment Services Directive pp. 326-332

Dermot Turing

Payments as a profit centre: How to avoid commoditisation by adding real value pp. 333-342

Martin Wilson

Opinion piece: How can banks and corporates work together more effectively to generate value? pp. 343-348

Gianfranco Tabasso

Assessing the impact of EMV migration: A pragmatic delivery approach pp. 349-363

Ian C. Povey

Delivering outstanding cash management in a consolidating payments market pp. 364-369

Mark Davies

The impact of SEPA on domestic markets and the future for emerging pan-European infrastructures pp. 370-383

Manfred Schuck and Benjamin Syrbe

The evolving payments landscape in the Middle East pp. 384-391

Faisal Ansari

Corporate payments: Opportunities for value-added services to be offered alongside payment products pp. 392-399

Sarah Jones

The Payment Services Directive: Why the European payments industry needs to prepare for significant implementation challenges pp. 400-408

Ruth Wandhöfer

The Japanese FSA's efforts to make their payment and settlement systems more attractive to foreign markets pp. 409-419

Takeshi Mori and Yasufumi Takahashi

Volume 2, issue 3, 2008

Editorial pp. 224-225

Alex Nacamuli

Enterprise payments strategy pp. 226-235

Edward Woods

Payments innovation: A comparison of banks and non-banks and how they can learn from each other pp. 236-249

Margaret M. Weichert

Reducing payment processing costs: Scale economies and SEPA pp. 250-258

Wilko Bolt and David Humphrey

Global trends in retail payments pp. 259-272

Deborah Baxley and Gerard Hergenroeder

Rumours about the demise of American banknotes are greatly exaggerated pp. 273-283

Carrie Jankowski and Richard D. Porter

Micropayments: A survey of the payment instruments accepted by Western European newspaper sites pp. 284-303

Valérie-Anne Bleyen and Leo Van Hove

TARGET2: Its key features and opportunities for banks pp. 304-310

Alfons Vaes

Fraud transaction management pp. 311-318

Robert Molloy

Volume 2, issue 2, 2008

Editorial pp. 116-117

Alex Nacamuli

Understanding corporate clients: Why banks need to rethink their business models and approach to client relationship management pp. 119-126

Per Fremlin, Joseph King and Peter Mathias

Unlocking value from your sheet through working capital management pp. 127-137

Robert Smid

A strategic framework for managing operating and compliance risk in the payments business pp. 138-149

David C. Robertson and Paul Larock

How to win in an area commonly perceived as a commodity business: Practical advice from one product manager's experience pp. 150-158

Thomas H. Wiles

Mobile payments challenges and opportunities in retail banking pp. 159-166

Sophie Tacchi

Adopting mobile payment channels: Key challenges for US financial institutions pp. 167-174

Janet L. Kapostasy

Winning vendors over to e-payments pp. 175-181

Hubert Jolly

AML and counter-terrorist finance: How could the payments industry collaborate? pp. 182-191

Masayuki Tagai

How payment factories improve liquidity management through centralised control and visibility pp. 192-196

Hans Cobben

How can the ACH network be simplified to compete with Check 21? pp. 197-204

David Peterson

The regulation of payment cards in Australia: Recent changes and their implications pp. 205-217

Steve Worthington

Volume 2, issue 1, 2007

Editorial pp. 5-5

Alex Nacamuli

The impact of SEPA on revenue and cost savings: How small and large banks can both benefit pp. 8-20

Tom Buschman

Enabling global payment capabilities for new channels: Case study pp. 21-26

Marcus Treacher

Towards integration of supply and finance chains pp. 27-34

Alec Nacamuli

The Italian CBI 2: New corporate banking services to optimise the financial value chain pp. 35-47

Liliana Fratini Passi

How will payments electronification and convergence change the payments business model? How do you retain competitive advantage? pp. 48-59

Rustin I. Carpenter and Ward H. Gailey, Jr

Electronic cheque processing solutions: Choosing the right option for retail payments pp. 60-72

Brian V. Mooney

Using e-cheques to reduce credit interchange fees: Case study of Carnegie Mellon University pp. 73-80

Michelle Palombo and Linda Anderson

The Japanese payments landscape and its future pp. 81-87

Takashi Kimori

Payment systems in India: Current challenges and opportunities pp. 88-94

Sonjoy Chatterjee

The interoperability revolution pp. 95-106

Gottfried Leibbrandt

Volume 1, issue 4, 2007

Editorial pp. 288-288

Unknown

Assessing the impact of non-banks on the payments business: The challenge to safety, efficiency, customer loyalty and payment revenue streams pp. 290-303

Brian Le Sar

Strategies and criteria for new payments technology investments pp. 304-317

Patrick C. Foy

Turkeys voting for Christmas? How self-regulation makes the European payments market more competitive pp. 318-330

Roland Uittenbogaard

Exploiting the new opportunities in European payments pp. 331-341

Jonathan Williams

What benefits have been delivered in practice by remote deposit and how do you maximise them? pp. 342-353

Kristine Oberg

Educating customers on back office conversion of cheques pp. 354-364

Dawn Stroup Kirby

Electronic payments service provider contracting: Best practices and pitfalls pp. 365-382

Duncan Douglass

Volume 1, issue 3, 2007

Editorial pp. 197-198

Unknown

What can banks do to manage their enterprise payments strategy better? pp. 200-205

Ray Mulhern

Maximising operational efficiency for remote deposit capture’s burgeoning growth pp. 206-218

Bob Meara

Understanding buyer and seller behaviour for improved payment product development pp. 219-227

Chiel Liezenberg and Harry Smorenberg

What do central banks and banks need to do to prepare for migration to TARGET2? pp. 228-237

Yvon Lucas and Christine Lucas

Successfully investing in new payment technologies by understanding consumer preferences and merchant influence pp. 238-246

Diane Offereins, Rick J. Reese and Joseph Bonefas

Using enterprise banking to meet the challenges and opportunities of small-business banking pp. 247-256

Debbie Smart

Borderless banking: How banks can meet the challenges of regulation and payments commoditisation through increased cooperation pp. 257-264

Tom Isaac

A new architecture and production model for ATM and self-service software: Enhancing revenue opportunities and reducing cost of channel delivery pp. 265-272

Nigel Walsh

Unusual price-volume relationships in transaction pricing for payment cards pp. 273-281

Eric Dunn

Volume 1, issue 2, 2007

Editorial pp. 102-102

Simon Beckett

The impact of EMV migration on the global cards payments infrastructure: How it will change and expand card use pp. 104-115

Toni Merschen

Remittances — Can the industry meet the demands of consumers and regulators? pp. 116-124

Nancy Todor

The US prepaid card market: A review pp. 125-139

Sujit Chakravorti and Victor Lubasi

Challenges and opportunities in the Indian payments market pp. 140-148

Harsh Vardhan

Security of payments on the Internet: A central bank perspective pp. 149-155

Denis Beau

What makes for successful micropayments products and business models? pp. 156-180

James Mcgrath

Trends in card payments processing in Central and Eastern Europe: Revolution or evolution? pp. 181-190

Espen Tranoy

Volume 1, issue 1, 2006

Editorial pp. 5-6

Unknown

Measuring and communicating the value of a bank’s payments business pp. 9-22

David Robertson

Single euro payments area from the retail banking perspective pp. 23-32

Bernd M. Fieseler

Mitigating automated clearing house risk through originator training pp. 33-41

Timothy Mills, Jennifer Stanley and John Biloz

ISO 20022: The implications for payments processing and requirements for its successful use pp. 42-50

Steve Goswell

Electronic payments as a risk-reduction tool: Replacing vendor cheques at Day International pp. 51-59

Dale Sorenson and Steve Skerl

What are the implications of health savings accounts for the US payments business? How can financial institutions best exploit this opportunity? pp. 60-70

Aamer Baig

Outsourcing payments transaction processing in a SEPA environment pp. 71-86

Götz Möller

Best practices in bank automated clearing house risk management pp. 87-92

Laura Listwan