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The rise of the challenger banks over the past five or so years has been a cause for concern for the banking industry. A bank built for the tech generation, with the opportunity to develop a complete technological infrastructure from scratch for mobile phones and wearables, has forced traditional banks to act quickly to play
At two international events dedicated to banking innovation, the first focusing on ATMs and the second on the customer experience, Auriga will showcase its latest technology to empower the #NEXTGENBANK and will participate in the programme of conferences In May, London will host two industry events for the banking industry. With in-depth discussions about technology
The way companies present themselves and communicate online today is crucial to their brand. As such, we have revamped our website – improving its graphics and structure, to name just a few of the updates, in order to deliver a superior experience and make our content more user-friendly and accessible than ever before. The new
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Our ‘Meet the team‘ blog series focuses on celebrating the people within Auriga. Auriga is built from a vast team of experts, with diverse experience and backgrounds – each bringing something unique and of great value to the company. This month, we spoke to Mark Aldred, Head of International Sales, about his role, his favourite
Since the start of 2018 we’ve seen a string of articles discussing open banking, explaining the impact of PSD2 on the industry and consumers. Examining these articles has been insightful – and in many cases it reveals a lot about the current mood towards the banking sector. So, what can we learn from this recent
2018 is the year that digital natives will turn 18. Nicknames ‘Generation Z’, this is a generation that have grown up completely immersed in the digital world, and that has shaped their attitudes to sharing information about themselves and their lives, and how companies use this data. They are also a generation which has grown
2018 is set to be an important year for data within the banking industry. Two major pieces of legislation, PSD2 and GDPR, are going to open up traditional banks to new challenges, opportunities and scrutiny. We started talking about this last year, and it forms one of our five predictions for 2018. Now we’re in
