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Tuesday, 30 April 2013

Movers and Shakers w/c April 29th 2013

This week's Movers and Shakers in the Card and Payment Insutry (w/c 29/4/13)

Frank Bisignano ex COO of JP Morgan joins First Data as CEO

David Pope is named Jumio's European Marketing Director

Yodlee appoints Mike Armsby as CFO

Francois Brougher ex Google appointed business lead at Square

Oberthur names Didier Lamouche as CEO

Skrill appoints Roland Schar SVP Strategy

Lydie Assouline named Managing Director SAB Services

Giesecke and Devrient's Dr Karsten Ottenburg to become Chairman of the Management Board at Bosch and Siemens

Congratulations to all those starting their new roles.

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Friday, 9 November 2012

RBS, Natwest NFC Trial Shows Promise


In the same day that RBS, Natwest announced that they would be getting rid of monthly paper statements, they have announced the launch of their NFC mobile payment solution. The solution was initially trialled with 1,000 customers but will be available shortly to all customers who own an iPhone 4. TouchPay is being supported by Giesecke & Devrient providing Trusted Service Manager (TSM) service, data generation for payment applications and fulfillment of iCarte devices.

A staggering 9,000 RBS customers have registered to participate in the trial over a period of three days. Ben Green, Head of Mobile at RBS, stated: “TouchPay has proven incredibly popular and shows that our customers want more flexible and convenient ways to pay. The TouchPay service means that our customers need only to carry their smartphone with them to make payments and manage their finances wherever they are. Giesecke & Devrient is a strategic partner of RBS and their knowledge and experience in delivering secure NFC services has been invaluable to ensuring the success of Touchpay.”

The UK remains one of the largest markets for NFC in Europe, with the London Olympic Games providing an incentive for many retailers to adopt contactless payments. Currently, the Post Office is the retailer with the greatest number of contactless payment points in the country, counting 11,500 branches.

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