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The 'new £1 coin' received significant TV and press coverage at the weekend, as the new twelve-sided pound coin will be with us in March and the old one will be gone by October 2017.

The UK Treasury has confirmed its plan to roll out a new £1 coin from late March 2017, which the Treasury claims is the most resistant to counterfeiting ever produced.

Bremain will surely still 'win the day'. YES - Bremain should win in the end.

In a strange sequence of events, we read that Paypal has been unsuccessful in securing a payments processing license in Turkey. This means that it will not be able to send or receive money for Paypal customers in Turkey.

‘Industry experts’ and observers in the US marketplace recently reported “EMV Return on Investment unlikely for Retailers”. But is this true? And either way, does it matter, are there bigger issues at stake?

Banks have been given the go-ahead to sue Target for $30m for the reissue costs associated with the data compromise in 2013

As a risk, security, fraud, compliance specialist; I should be shouting from the rooftops that this MUST be a great idea to reduce the risks and add a layer of security to the transactions.

Royal Bank of Scotland has just announces that it is trialling its own cryptocurrency - which of course, will resonate on the news-lines significantly.

Riskskill has been approved as a trusted vendor for Visa Inc., and specifically as a Global Acquirer Risk Standards programme (GARS) reviewer. The Visa Inc. risk team monitor acquirer performance - i.e.

Risks in enterprises can cover a multitude of things and present themselves in many different ways. They can be simple and easy to address, or they can get left and at some point become catastrophic.