Darryl Proctor
Product Director, Digital
Darryl is responsible for the product planning and execution of Temenos' CorporateSuite and Payments product sets. He ensures and prioritizes product and customer requirements, defines the product vision and works closely with development, sales, marketing and support to ensure revenue and customer satisfaction goals are met. Previously Darryl was Product Director for Temenos' Universal and Transaction Banking business, including Corporate Banking, Islamic Banking, Treasury and Payments solutions.
Latest articles from Darryl Proctor
What is Digital Banking?
Digital banking is the digitization of all the traditional activities and programs that historically were only available when physically inside of a branch.
Open Banking and Instant Payments
Banks and fintechs are working together to unlock the full potential of Open Banking.
Real-time Corporate Payments In Latin America
At the end of last year, a survey reaching out to 100 corporates and 100 banks across the globe was completed. Commissioned by Temenos and Ovum, the 2017 Transaction Banking…
Corporates see payments value, will 2018 see this realized?
Our annual transaction banking survey with Ovum reveals that businesses are clamoring for real-time payments (RTP) systems.
Sibos: better together
Once feared as rivals, fintech and big tech are finally being embraced by banks as the best partners to provide better, more effective, more efficient services.
Applying artificial Intelligence in payments
The main goal of AI is to do what humans do, more efficiently and faster. Is AI really capable of doing this, and how does this apply to payments?
Time for US banks to embrace real-time payments
By moving to real-time payments, US banks will enhance their service as well as generate cost efficiencies and higher revenues, writes Darryl Proctor When the subject of US banking comes…
Can blockchain really snatch up to 40% of your revenue?
Security A high majority of the region’s population are now using telco for their financial services (most famously Safaricom’s M-Pesa in Kenya). But these telco payment solutions, and traditional banks…