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Euromoney’s Payments Product Capabilities Benchmarking


World’s Most Comprehensive Transaction Banking Benchmark

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Payments Product Capabilities Benchmarking allows banks to compare their capabilities vs peers, understanding their key strengths, areas of improvements and key areas of investment.

Participating banks can promote best practices and distinct payments product capabilities via the reports published by Euromoney.

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ABOUT THE RESEARCH

We assess payments product capabilities of banks across the world, in the following categories:

  • High-value payments
  • Low-value payments
  • Cross-border coverage
  • Foreign Exchange
  • Collections
  • Reporting and billing
  • Innovation

Consultations on methodology are now open.

For any questions on methodology, questionnaire or if you would like to participate, please contact Ana Voicila.

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More information is coming soon.

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