In today’s episode — originally written as an article by Diana Arizaleta — we’re diving into the rise of premium commercial cards. From lounge access for small business owners to policy controls for corporate finance teams, this episode explores how issuers are redefining the meaning of “premium” in the B2B payments space — and why the winners will be those who design with nuance, local context, and a deep understanding of what businesses really need.

In today’s episode — which was originally written as an article by Alice Whitelam — we’re talking about the growing disconnect between banks and their customers when it comes to communication. With inboxes full and attention spans short, Alice explores why so many messages are missing the mark, and how financial services brands can rebuild connection through smarter, more insight-led strategies.

In today’s episode - which was originally written as an article by Pritweesh De - we’re talking about how traditional telcos can compete with the fintechs and other digital-first brands who are beginning to enter and disrupt the space.

In today’s episode - which was originally written as an article by Jevon Amoah - we’re talking about how traditional banks can quickly close the innovation gap on fintechs by using an agile, insight-led approach.

In today’s episode - which was originally written as an article by George Spedding - we’re talking about how to get the most out of one of the most powerful — but often misunderstood — tools in the product and strategy world: the Jobs to Be Done framework. Or JTBD, for short.

 In today’s episode - which was originally written as an article by Thomas Dodd - we’re looking at  a topic that sits at the intersection of international travel, ecommerce, and customer trust: Dynamic Currency Conversion, or DCC - and exploring whether it's negative reputation is fair. 

In today’s episode - which was originally written as an article by George Spedding - we’re looking at why the newest technologies don't always make for better payment experiences, and how you can pick and choose the ones that make the biggest impact to your customers. 

In today’s episode - which was originally written as an article by Nicky Cockerill - we’re digging into a topic that sits at the heart of delivering fair and inclusive financial services: understanding and supporting financially vulnerable customers.

In today’s episode - which was originally written as an article by Emily Beeby - we're exploring how good payment orchestration can help providers meet evolving merchant expectations, as they begin to prioritise the customer experience, alongside uptime and cost.

In today’s episode - which was originally written as an article by Ben Baigrie - we’re looking at the reward credit card market in the UK and Europe, and asking whether the emergence of new players - such as Revolt and Yonder - is the sign of a broader shift in the space.