Law on Digital Financial Assets. Part 2. Analysing the key provisions
09.02.2021
Journal: PLUS Journal 9-10 (274-275) 2020
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Journal: PLUS Journal 9-10 (274-275) 2020
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Read in this issue:
- Seeing off 2020. Corona crisis, faster payments and American elections?
- EUROPEUM. An individual approach to the bank's business tasks
- Open Banking. What will be the Russified version like?
- Moving into the digital economy with the digital rouble
- Will there be a digital rouble? Specific features of the Russian CBDC
- Prospects for faster payments discussed at the October PLUS-Forum “Online & Offline Retail”
- Mastercard on the situation in SMB
- Retailers’ QR Wallets: international experience and Russian prospects
- How to revitalise the loyalty programmes for bank cardholders?
- Russians’ payment behaviour abroad: what motivates their cashless payments and what prevents Russians from them?
- SmartKey AI. Bank in any social networks and messengers
- NADEKS breaks stereotypes
- Three main problems of e-commerce. Through the eyes of Credorax
- UBS today. Biometrics in the era of a pandemic
- Rostelecom’s biometric project requires no foreign algorithms
- Hyper-automation of banks: there would be no fortune, but the pandemic helped
- Sberbank. Technologization from a win-win perspective
- Banks in the self-employed segment. Will be there room for everyone?
- How can banks get digital and remain sustainable?
- First practice: how MFIs deal with out-of-court bankruptcy
- A chat bot based support of payroll projects
- SAS Risk Stratum as a versatile response to new risk management requirements
- How to manage a vulnerability in the business
- Law on Digital Financial Assets. Part 2. Analysing the key provisions
- UnionPay accounts for 45% of global cards spending, but only 1% outside China
- The first united PLUS-Forum will open the 2021 business calendar!