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Retail Banking Payment Operations (Technology Focus)Published by: Datamonitor Published: Nov. 8, 2006 - 9 Pages Table of Contents
AbstractIntroductionWith regulatory changes driving investment in payments operations, banks must have a clear understanding of how their current systems are lacking, where investment is needed and how they can leverage such investments to address both regulatory and business challenges. Scope
As the retail banking industry continues along the path of consolidation and becomes increasingly competitive, a flexible payments infrastructure that can be operated and maintained at the minimum cost will be fundamental to supporting a responsive, customer oriented business going forward. Many banks still lack the capability for STP in regard to their payments operations. In order to make payments infrastructure rationalization a reality and have end-to-end payments processing, banks must strive to remove manual processes from their payments operations and seek to automate processes to the greatest extent possible. As the retail payments industry opens up, banks must be prepared for the increased pressure this will put on the detection of fraudulent transactions. As a result, they must take a dual-pronged approach to tackling fraud prevention, addressing both fraud prevention at the point of access as well as catching transactions that slip through the net. Reasons to Purchase
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