Volume 2 (2017-18)

Each volume of Journal of Digital Banking consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published so far in Volume 2 are:

Volume 2 Number 4 (Spring 2018)

Editorial: Banking beyond banks and money
Paolo Tasca, Executive Director, UCL Centre for Blockchain Technologies
Digital currencies: What lies ahead?
Daniel Heller, Visiting Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics; Digital currency and DLT economist, Bitlumens, Stanford University
Blockchain distributed ledgers and liability
Dirk A. Zetzsche, Professor in financial law, ADA Chair in Financial Law & Inclusive Finance, Centre for Business and Corporate Law, Heinrich-Heine-University, Ross P. Buckley, King & Wood Mallesons Professor of International Finance Law; Scientia Professor, UNSW Sydney, Douglas W. Arner, Kerry Holdings Professor in Law, University of Hong Kong; Faculty Director, Faculty of Law’s LLM in Compliance and Regulation, LLM in Corporate and Financial Law
Bitcoin awareness and usage in Canada
Christopher S. Henry, Survey Methodologist in the Currency Department, Kim P. Huynh, Senior Researcher Adviser in the Currency Department, Gradon Nicholls, Research Assistant in the Currency Department, Bank of Canada
Smart Contract Templates: Legal semantics and code validation
Christopher D. Clack, Senior Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science, UCL
P2P lending scoring models: Do they predict default?
Paolo Giudici, Research Fellow at the Blockchain Technology Centre, UCL; Professor of Data Science and Statistics at the Department of Economics and Management, UNIPV, Branka Hadji Misheva, PhD Fellow in Data Science, UNIPV
Performance improvement of the consortium blockchain for financial business applications
Takeshi Miyamae, architectural design for distributed file systems and distributed storage systems, Fujitsu Laboratories, Takeo Honda, blockchain development, Fujitsu Software Technologies Limited ( formerly Fujitsu Aichi Engineering Limited), Masahisa Tamura, architectural design for distributed file systems and distributed storage systems, Fujitsu Laboratories, Motoyuki Kawaba, performance analysis of commercial workloads and the architectural design of data processing, Fujitsu Laboratories

Volume 2 Number 3 (Winter 2018)

Editorial
Simon Beckett, Publisher
API deep dive: Who will thrive in an open banking world? Why meeting regulatory requirements is not enough for banks to remain relevant?
Matthias Kröner, CEO, Fidor Bank
Electronic agreements: Why legal does not always mean enforceable
Abe Smith, CEO, Dealflo
In search of a sweet spot for wealth management digitalisation: Human versus technology, provider versus customer perspective
Bartosz Golba, Head of Wealth Management, GlobalData
Living in a multiple blockchain world
Karen Hsu, Head of Growth, BlockCypher
Digital strategy for wealth managers: The path to innovation
Giulia Lupato Senior Policy Advisor, PIMFA
China, the world’s biggest FinTech market
Yvon Moysan, CEO, Saint Germain Consulting
The challenges faced by blockchain technologies — Part 2
Dr Paolo Tasca, Executive Director, Centre for Blockchain Technologies, University College London and Sebastian Widmann, Client Ecosystem Analyst, Nomura

Volume 2 Number 2 (Autumn/Fall 2017)

Editorial
Simon Beckett, Publisher
Distributed ledger technology: Beyond the hype
Avril Parkin, Director of Client Technology, Thomson Reuters, North Asia, and Rodney Prescott, Senior Manager, IT Advisory, EY Hong Kong
Methods on using a blockchain-based approach for exchanging (financial) assets
Marko Modsching, CTO, DSER GmbH/Niiio Finance Group AG et al
Exploring the potential of blockchain for KYC
Dennis Martens, Principal Consultant, Synechron et al
The challenges faced by blockchain technologies
Dr Paolo Tasca, Executive Director, Centre for Blockchain Technologies, University College London and Sebastian Widmann
How to accelerate customer-driven innovation in banking
Sigga Sigurdardottir, Chief Customer and Innovation officer, Santander UK
Customer engagement: Transforming the business in the age of the client
Matteo Acquaro, Head of Customer Experience and Communication Unit, Intesa Sanpaolo ‘Banca dei Tettoritori’
Assessing the impact of advanced sensors and behavioural biometric authentication technology on the reach of financial institutions
Neil Costigan, CEO, BehavioSec
‘Mobile First’ will become ‘API First’ — PSD2: changing banking as we know it
Peter-Jan van de Venn, Chief Commercial Officer, Five Degrees
Regulatory sandbox as a support tool for financial innovations
Victor Dostov, President, Pavel Shoust, Executive Director and Ekaterina Ryabkova, Analyst, Russian Electronic Money Association

Volume 2 Number 1 (Spring 2017)

Migrating to the cloud: Views from the UK’s first cloud-based bank
Graham Olive, CEO, OakNorth Bank
How to build new competitive competencies in transaction banking
Boon-Hiong Chan, Market Advocacy in the Asia Pacific & Middle East Regions, Deutsche Bank
Data governance in big data platforms
Julia Bardmesser, Head of Data Quality Management, Deutsche Bank, Ian Maung, Enterprise Information Architect, Citi, and Olga Maydanchik, Head of Commercial Data Quality Program, AIG
The central bank’s role of catalyst of the retail payments market in the context of digitisation: A focus on the Eurozone
Rui Pimentel, Head of unit, Banco de Portugal and Francisco Pais de Sousa, Economist, Banco de Portugal
Adopting the best approach for a digital banking solution: Combine the benefits of the ‘build’, ‘buy’ or ‘outsource’ options
Darren Busby, Associate Vice President and Business Development Director, Compass Plus
Smart banks can win: Leveraging next-generation technology to win the battle for the customer relationship
Norman J. DeLuca, Digital Banking, Bottomline Technologies
Trends and initiatives about robo-advisers: Pioneering unexplored areas in Japan
Eiichiro Yanagawa, Senior Analyst, Asian Financial Services group, Celent
The future of blockchain
Gene Neyer, Industry and Regulation Group Leader, D&H