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Robin Arnfield

Canada
As seen in: Electronic Payments International, Retail Banker International, AB Payments, American Banker, Verdict, Infosecurity Magazine, National Mortgage News, Westlaw Today, Employee Benefit News, Digital Insurance, Life Insurance International, Chartist and
Covers:  Fintech/retail banking/payments.
Doesn't Cover: Cryptocurrencies of any kind.
Digital banking/fintech/payments writer, covering global developments. Recently published in Electronic Payments International and Retail Banker International.

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Digital banking/fintech/payments technology writer, covering global developments and currently writing for Electronic Payments International and Retail Banker International. I previously wrote for American Banker and Asset Securitization Report.

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Stablecoins slowly emerge as real-world payments method

Stablecoins slowly emerge as real-world payments method

Fiat currency-based stablecoins are beginning to be used for real-world transactions such as cross-border rem…

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New Israeli party raises hopes for peace movement

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By Robin Arnfield
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Jewish Bloc for Palestine protesters in London - Credit: Robin Arnfield With the two-state solution a distant dream and growing violence in the West Bank, a new Arab-Jewish Israeli party aims for Palestinians to get a real voice in the Knesset. The question is: will Netanyahu’s government win the October election and continue the “forever war” with Gaza, or is there a prospect of a peace settlement with the Palestinians that could lead to a two-state solution?
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Left futures in Canada

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By Robin Arnfield
| Chartist Verified
New Democratic Party of Canada - Credit: Wikimedia Commons Like Britain, Canada has a welfare state, public healthcare and a parliamentary democracy modelled on the House of Commons. But, unlike Britain, no left-wing party has ever governed the country, and, in the current political climate of economic nationalism, Canada’s democratic socialists are contemplating what their future role will be.
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How Citi, BNP Paribas and Schwab migrated to T+1 securities settlement

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By Robin Arnfield
| Westlaw Today Verified
In May 2024, the U.S., Canada and Mexico cut their trade settlement cycles — the time from trade execution to when trades are final — from two business days after the trade date (T+2) to one (T+1). The goal was to reduce counterparty risk and costs...
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working as a business news writer for a news agency

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I used typewriters, telex, acoustic couplers (primitive modem going over a 1kbps data line), fax and reading my stories to a copy taker.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

A journalist who write obituaries in a Carl Hiaasen novel.