Technology disruptions, increased regulatory requirements and shifting customer expectations are leading to huge changes across the payments ecosystem.
While these payment innovations, and their underlying technologies, offer unprecedented opportunities for businesses to automate and optimise their back-office processes, we realise that this new era of payments - with the rapid rate of change, and pressure to adapt - can feel daunting to navigate. That’s why, as a relationship bank for the digital world, we want to give you the resources and tools to help you build your knowledge and reap the benefits of new payment solutions, unlocking new, exciting opportunities for your business.
Our Payments Hub offers vital insights – from open banking, digital capital markets and APIs to the future of blockchain and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) – to help you move forward with confidence.
Our “Essential Guide to Treasury Payments and Embedded Finance”, a collaboration with Treasury Management International (TMI), will look in detail at innovations in the payments space, through a customer lens.
In this report by Raconteur and NatWest, which includes an interview with NatWest’s CIO for Payments Technology, Ian Povey, and Swift’s Head of Innovation, Nick Kerigan, we deliver a compelling deep dive into how banks are transforming to take back control from fintech disruptors.
In this podcast, our specialists consider best practices for mitigating currency risk, provide examples around how infrastructures such as APIs could be a gamechanger for FX and payments, and contemplate the extent that FX can be embedded in cross-border payments journeys.
A new world of payments is rapidly unfolding; instant, digital and most importantly, driven by data.
Two NatWest specialists share the inside track on how treasurers can better manage FX risks by shaking up legacy processes and old-fashioned thinking, improving data collection through APIs, and embracing automation.
Payments are the heartbeat of banks and businesses, and the payment landscape is facing unprecedented disruption. What does the next phase look like and how will it affect treasury?
As calls for action on Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) grow, Lee McNabb, Head of Payments Strategy at NatWest says that only a collaborative, customer-centric approach can ensure we move forward in a positive way.
What does the future of digital financial services hold?
In NatWest’s new e-book about Open Banking, three of our specialists offer their views on the UK’s Open Banking journey so far and outline how UK banks could further capitalise on this unique opportunity.
*Payit™ provides you with a new way to collect and send payments online, using Open Banking technology.
ISO 20022 is upon us, standardising payments language and exchange of data across the globe. It’s a complicated journey to say the least. We are here to support you along the way with regular updates and insights into how to prepare for the ongoing migration deadlines and even how to spot opportunity.
