Bryan Yurcan

Jun 12, 2024 | businesstravelexecutive.com | Bryan Yurcan

New Distribution Capability – known throughout the industry as NDC – has been around for nearly a decade, with a promise of bringing significant changes to the business travel sector by creating more dynamic and personalized offers for travelers. By and large, that drastic change has yet to happen, though it finally seems NDC is beginning to affect how corporate air travel is purchased and managed.

Mar 13, 2024 | thefinancialbrand.com | Bryan Yurcan

Panacea Financial, a digital-only bank focused on serving doctors, dentists and veterinarians, has an ambitious goal to be the bank of choice for every physician. It's planning a big investment in technology to help it get there. FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPrint“Digital transformation” may be the most overused term in the banking industry for several years running.

Dec 27, 2023 | thefinancialbrand.com | Bryan Yurcan

The dynamic evolution in banking driven by ongoing digital transformation, including everything from open banking to the rise of AI, will drive massive increases in regulatory technology (or regtech) spending in 2024 and beyond. FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPrintRegulatory compliance has long been regarded as one of the drier aspects of banking, but it is rapidly becoming a significant area of technology investment for financial institutions of all sizes.

Oct 10, 2023 | businesstravelexecutive.com | Bryan Yurcan

As companies around the globe continue to react to changing economic forces, one outcome is the increasing need for employees to relocate for work. However, moving people – whether for long-term assignments or permanent job changes – can pose significant logistical challenges for businesses. There are issues with work visas and local requirements, models for reimbursement are changing, and businesses need understand the differences in tax codes from one jurisdiction to the next.

Aug 8, 2023 | businesstravelexecutive.com | Bryan Yurcan

The world of payments has changed drastically over the last several years during the concurrent rise of fintech. Consumer payments today are almost unrecognizable compared to a decade ago; with payments made by apps or credentials stored in digital wallets becoming commonplace, and cash and even physical plastic cards being marginalized.