The central and eastern European ATM market experienced strong growth last year, adding 18,000 new machines — an increase of 10 percent. The findings come from the report "ATMs and Cash …
Between 2007 and 2011, the number of ATMs in China nearly tripled, putting the country on a footing to become the world's largest ATM market soon, surpassing the U.S., Brazil and Japan. A new report …
The number of ATMs in Western Europe grew by 5,400 in 2011 to a total of 385,150, representing at least a small revival in the market. Still, according to a newly release study from strategic …
Two years ago I asked the question, "When will biometrics break into the big time?" In the intervening period there has been no progress toward global or even national standards for biometrics in …
Retail Banking Research, a research and consulting firm for retail banking, banking automation and payment systems, will hold a seminar entitled "Teller Automation and Branch Cash Management" for …
People living in the majority of countries that do not use, or make limited use of, paper checks will be mildly amused if they have been following the controversy in the UK around this archaic …
This is not the first blog relating to Canada's move to polymer notes, but I thought you might be interested in Banking Automation Bulletin's take on the issue. Canada's announcement that it will be …
Banks worldwide deployed a total of 464,000 automated-deposit terminals (ADTs) at the end of 2009, and the number of installations is forecast to triple by 2020 because the technology has become a …
China will become the world's largest ATM market by 2015, surpassing the United States, predicts Retail Banking Research Ltd., a London-based strategic research and consulting firm. China, which had …
Deployment of ATMs slowed in the European Union last year compared with the year before, but non-cash payments increased, according to statistics released by the European Central Bank.The number of …
The number of payment cards in western Europe has increased by 12.5% to 721 million over the last two years. There are now almost two payment cards per adult across the region. While the UK remains …
LONDON — According to new research from Retail Banking Research Ltd., 2006 was another growth year for ATM deployments in Western Europe. During 2006, more than 14,000 new ATMs were installed in …
The number of ATMs worldwide has passed 1.5 million and is forecast to reach two million by 2011. The emerging markets of CEE and ME&A plus continued growth in Asia-Pacific will drive this growth.
Off-site ATMs are driving growth in cash-dispensing ATMs in Europe. During 2006, the sector grew by 11%, reaching a total of 148,175 off-site installations.