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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In a world where information moves instantly, why is it still so slow-and so expensive-to send money across borders?Banking is Broken: Money Should Move Like an Email in the 21st Century takes you inside the global banking system, explaining how it works, why certain inefficiencies persist, and why cash is far from disappearing. It's not just a critique-it's a guided tour of the structures, habits, and business models that define how money moves today.You'll learn: Why cash remains a dominant payment method in many parts of the world, despite the rise of digital alternatives.How different banking models operate, from prefunded accounts that speed up settlement to kiosk banking that extends services into underserved areas.The hidden complexities and costs behind cross-border remittances-and why, even in 2025, they can take days and consume hefty fees.The interplay between traditional banks, payment processors, and new fintech entrants, and why progress is slower than technology allows.How regulation, legacy infrastructure, and risk controls shape the pace and cost of global transactions. Through real-world examples and clear explanations, the book uncovers the mechanics of SWIFT, correspondent banking, and other settlement systems that underpin international transfers. You'll see why "instant" often means "hours or days" once money crosses borders, and how these delays impact families, businesses, and entire economies.It also explores emerging solutions: blockchain-enabled settlement, digital identity integration, and more efficient remittance networks. But it doesn't shy away from the reality that widespread change will take time-and that cash, with all its tangible reliability, will remain an important part of the mix for years to come.Whether you're a policymaker, entrepreneur, or curious consumer, Banking is Broken will give you a deeper understanding of how money really moves, why it often doesn't move fast enough, and what needs to change to make 21st-century payments match the speed of the modern world.If you've ever wondered why sending a photo overseas is free and instant, but sending your own money is slow and costly, this book will make it clear-and make you see the financial system in a new light. Book explains why the 21st-century financial system still moves money at 20th-century speed. From cash's persistence to prefunded models and kiosk banking, it exposes why cross-border payments remain slow, costly, and ripe for change This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In a world where information moves instantly, why is it still so slow-and so expensive-to send money across borders Banking is Broken: Money Should Move Like an Email in the 21st Century takes you inside the global banking system, explaining how it works, why certain inefficiencies persist, and why cash is far from disappearing. It's not just a critique-it's a guided tour of the structures, habits, and business models that define how money moves today.You'll learn:Why cash remains a dominant payment method in many parts of the world, despite the rise of digital alternatives.How different banking models operate, from prefunded accounts that speed up settlement to kiosk banking that extends services into underserved areas.The hidden complexities and costs behind cross-border remittances-and why, even in 2025, they can take days and consume hefty fees.The interplay between traditional banks, payment processors, and new fintech entrants, and why progress is slower than technology allows.How regulation, legacy infrastructure, and risk controls shape the pace and cost of global transactions.Through real-world examples and clear explanations, the book uncovers the mechanics of SWIFT, correspondent banking, and other settlement systems that underpin international transfers. You'll see why 'instant' often means 'hours or days' once money crosses borders, and how these delays impact families, businesses, and entire economies.It also explores emerging solutions: blockchain-enabled settlement, digital identity integration, and more efficient remittance networks. But it doesn't shy away from the reality that widespread change will take time-and that cash, with all its tangible reliability, will remain an important part of the mix for years to come.Whether you're a policymaker, entrepreneur, or curious consumer, Banking is Broken will give you a deeper understanding of how money really moves, why it often doesn't move fast enough, and what needs to change to make 21st-century payments match the speed of the modern world.If you've ever wondered why sending a photo overseas is free and instant, but sending your own money is slow and costly, this book will make it clear-and make you see the financial system in a new light.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Banking is broken | How to Send Money as Easily as an Email The Rise of Fintech, the Fall of Banks, and What Happens Next | Ja Engelbrecht | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Wealthwise publications | EAN 9781834922010 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.