All articles by Imogen Rayfield
Imogen Rayfield
Citigroup sells retail banking operations in Uruguay
New York headquartered Citigroup is to sell its retail banking operations in Uruguay to Itaú Unibanco, Brazil’s second largest bank by assets.
Processing platform from Fiserv selected by Greater Nevada Credit Union
The DNA account processing platform from Open Solutions, a part of financial services provider Fiserv, has been selected by the Greater Nevada Credit Union to improve service for its 45,000 members.
Lloyds Bank makes deal with Monitise
Lloyds Bank has joined forces with mobile payments provider Monitise to develop a range of mobile card acceptance solutions for small businesses in the UK.
Wells Fargo launches text receipts at 12,000 ATMs
Wells Fargo, the fourth largest bank in the US by assets, has introduced text receipts to over 12,000 of its ATMs across the US.
Indias ICICI Bank plans foreign and home expansion
ICICI Bank, India’s second largest bank by assets, plans to open branches in Australia, South Africa and Mauritius as part of its foreign expansion.
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VietinBank selects Yalamanchilis payment processing software for prepaid card
Payments software provider Yalamanchili has been selected by Vietnamese bank VietinBank to provide the payment processing software for its E-Fast On Visa Prepaid Card.
UniCredit replaces its ATMs with Wincor Nixdorfs Cineo generation
UniCredit, Italy’s largest banking group by assets, has chosen to install ATMs and cash recycling systems from self-service vendor Wincor Nixdorf that will replace nearly 50% of its current self-service systems over the next three years.
KBank to launch personalised ATMs
Thai bank Kasikornbank (KBank) is to roll out a new ATM solution that will enable KBank customers to personalise their ATM experience.
RBS reveals more job cuts as boss quits
Royal Bank of Scotland will cut 2,000 jobs in its investment division as it is revealed chief executive Stephen Hester is to step down at the end of the year.
US Banks profit from debit card overdraft fees
A new report conducted by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has found that overdraft fees are still a large source of revenue for banks in the US.