In October 2016, adverts spread across Heathrow airports, comprising a frog in a tie and the text, “Tired of the fog” Try the frogs?. This was an attempt by Paris” business district, La D”fense, to court UK workers.
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The Tesco Bank hack has left the retail banking world reeling, searching for answers and more effective ways to secure networks against future attacks.
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The New Year is here and the 2017 fintech industry holds the potential for exciting new developments, as well as having to come against a fast moving landscape and political impacts.
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What will 2017 hold for the UK’s financial services sector” It’s a question Anthony Duffy, director of retail banking at Fujitsu UK & Ireland, seeks to answer after a look in his crystal ball.
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Fintech’s dramatic impact and the constant march of innovation has overhauled nearly all aspects of the sector, from accountancy to investment banking as well as automotive finance.
To support the social enterprises and community projects found across the UK, Santander and Crowdfunder have launched a £200,000 fund to support disadvantaged Brits and bridge the gap between alternative and traditional finance.
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Richard Owen from Your Business Money explains how firms can save thousands by switching bank accounts and getting the best deals to suit their needs.
You may think it tough for your firm to find a relevant tone of voice to capitalise on current affairs with, but we’ve got examples of big name, but unlikely, organisations that have embraced the success of Team GB during the Rio Olympics 2016 and the party mood of the forthcoming Notting Hill Carnival.
As a piece of research designed to weaken the stranglehold the UK’s “big four” banks have over the retail and business banking space, Real Business finds out what the incumbent high street lenders and new challengers on the block made of the “Making banks work harder for you” document.
There are numerous examples of banking Trojans from Dridex to Lurk, Kronos, Gootkit, Vawtrak, and Zeus and they continue to claim millions of victims despite the clear message to avoid opening suspicious files. So what can be done
