All posts tagged "HM Revenue & Customs"

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  Harnessing fintech in governments’ fight against financial fraud

  Cases of financial fraud skyrocketed worldwide during the COVID-19 pandemic. At a Global Government Fintech webinar, panellists discussed the merits of government use of fintech solutions – including artificial intelligence

  • Posted December 9, 2021
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  UK open banking users surpass two million with payments projected to drive further growth

  More than two million people are now using open banking-enabled products in the UK – a doubling in usage in just over six months, despite the challenges created by the

  • Posted October 1, 2020
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  UK government open banking tender puts focus on payments

  The UK’s journey towards implementing open banking to deliver citizen services has taken a significant step forward with the opening of what is believed to be the country’s first government

  • Posted September 3, 2020
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  Help to Save and the power of cross-departmental working

  When NS&I Government Payment Services (NS&I GPS) began working on devising and delivering Help to Save, a new savings scheme designed for working people on low incomes, it faced a

  • Posted January 27, 2020
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  Saving government: Ian Ackerley, chief executive of National Savings & Investments

  During the financial crisis, the UK government stepped in to nationalise some of the country’s biggest banks; coming onto the public sector’s books, they joined a retail savings bank set

  • Posted September 11, 2019
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  Leading-edge payment services for government

  NS&I Government Payment Services (NS&I GPS) provides innovative banking and payment solutions for government departments. Clients include HMRC (the award winning Help to Save scheme; Tax-Free Childcare and 30 hours

  • Posted August 2, 2019
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  Jon Thompson, former permanent secretary of the UK Ministry of Defence, and now chief executive of HM Revenue & Customs: Exclusive Interview

  In any ranking of the developed world’s most challenging government jobs, digitising the UK’s tax collection and challenging its civil service’s class system would stand high in the premier league.

  • Posted April 7, 2016
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