International Monetary Fund Home Page The Official Website of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations G8 Information Centre Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (ISEAS) Payments Blogs - Payments News Archive Jupiter's Ed Kountz blogs about alternative online payments ((PayPal, BillMeLater, Google Checkout and eBillMe). He writes: "A new JupiterResearch report indicates that consumers who are turning to alternative online payments are doing so for two primary reasons. The first is security -- in the form of not having to enter card information online. Ed's new blog is one of many payments and banking blogs that we've recently collected onto our "Other Blogs" page. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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Payments: Home Blog The Remittance Coalition, a group of payments industry players that works to increase the efficiency of business-to-business (B2B) payments made and reconciled by US businesses, met Sunday at NACHA Payments 2014. NACHA was previously the National Automated Clearing House Association. The discussion provided an update on several initiatives that the coalition has been involved in over the past year, including the innovative B2B Directory project. The highlight of the second day of the International Payments Summit (IPS) 2014 in London on 3 April was a discussion panel involving two central bankers. The lack of promised harmonisation, cheaper costs and continued delay surrounding the single euro payments area (SEPA) were the cause of major complaints from the treasurers at Merck, Telecom Italia and others at the 2 April opening day of the main conference of the International Payments Summit (IPS) 2014 in London. The economic signs appear increasingly positive. Interview Video