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Can cashless societies ever be truly inclusive? Part 1
Last week, a ruling by the New York City Council voted to ban stores and restaurants from refusing cash payments. The ruling comes from the decision that refusing to accept cash as legal tender is a discriminatory act against the unbanked, underbanked and poorer members of society who might not have access to debit or credit lines.
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Going cashless, country by country
Multiple countries are locked in the battle to become the world’s first truly cashless nation; for others, becoming cashless is necessary due to unique local circumstances. Either way, it is well known that cash is being phased out across large portions of the globe.
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Are banks ready for digital transformation?
The banking industry is undergoing major changes. Customer expectations are higher than ever, competitive Fintech startups are growing and new regulations are emerging. In the world of shared services and connected economies, how do financial organisations battle this storm?