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Intelligent Payments Processing: Research on a Modern and Optimized Payments Journey

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Innovative payments platforms use advanced technologies to improve process efficiencies and create cloud-based, service-oriented ecosystems.  
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May 31, 2022 –The payments world is changing, but full digitalization has not yet arrived. Banks must move fast to compete against fintech vendors and other new entrants that offer more robust and personalized products and services while keeping processing, compliance, cloud, and insights in mind.

This report is based on desktop analysis of various vendors’ payments hubs. Aite-Novarica Group used the life cycle steps of banks and their customers’ payments as a benchmark, analyzing the potential limits of such systems and uncovering potential innovative features.

This 23-page Impact Report is available for Aite-Novarica Group’s Commercial Banking & Payments service clients to download.

This report mentions Pelican.

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Enrico Camerinelli

Enrico Camerinelli

Enrico Camerinelli is a Strategic Advisor at Datos Insights specializing in commercial banking, cash and trade finance, and payments. Based in Milan, he brings a strong European focus to the Commercial Banking practice at Datos Insights. Enrico has been widely quoted by publications ranging from American Banker to the Financial Times. He has contributed editorial content to publications such as Supply Chain Europe,...

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Erika Baumann

Erika Baumann

Erika Baumann serves as Director of the Commercial Banking & Payments practice at Datos Insights, focusing on payables and receivables technology and solutions. She has over 10 years of experience in the wholesale banking space, bringing expertise from both banking and fintech vendor positions. She has worked extensively with both U.S. and international banks, vendors, and the clients of each to identify...

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