Sentence examples for technological banking from inspiring English sources

2 December 2013 A technological banking glitch on one of the busiest online shopping days of the year left millions of shoppers unable to pay for transactions using their credit or debit cards.

If it makes sense for you and your partner, take advantage of these technological banking advancements, which allow you to monitor your balance and review account transactions anytime.

But technological change some banks are trying to tailor Internet banking to small businesses and the publicity given to this report may be enough to make a structural solution unnecessary.Certainly, publicity and trenchant criticisms by the Cruickshank team have already forced some reform in parts of the payments system.

With the help of mobile and technological contractors, bank accounts in the Cayman Islands and computer and social media whizzes, USAID developed a Twitter-like communication style in the island called "ZunZuneo".

India and Iran also signed a number of agreements to enhance technological, petrochemical and banking cooperation.

The paper delves into the sources and the effects of technological change in banking over a long-term perspective (1840s 1990s) to point out the significance of the opportunities and the constraints that have shaped the growth and development of this industry.

Empowerment is what the stimulus package was about: building and maintaining roads, bridges, public transportation, and public buildings; systems for communication, electricity, water; education, from pre-school through graduate and professional schools; scientific research and technological development; a banking system that works; a stock market that works; and a judicial system that works.

On top of its technological innovations, the bank has recently become more of a public presence in the public debates about what the markets should look like, often standing as the lone bank in favor of a major market overhaul.

Although blockchains have a technological advantage over banks as credit intermediaries, it is still too early for this technology to completely disrupt the existing financial system.

The purpose of this study is to analyze the untapped (behavioral, environmental and technological) dimensions of mobile banking acceptance by following a more comprehensive approach to address mobile banking intention adoption.

Over the past 20 years, deregulation, competition and technological progress have transformed banking worldwide.