Banking Frontiers

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Banking Frontiers is a monthly publication from Glocal Infomart Pvt Ltd, that was launched in 2002. It covers a wide variety of topics including technology, payment systems, compliance, risk management, treasury, retail banking, corporate banking, fraud prevention, HR, etc. The magazine has correspondents in Mumbai, Chennai, Shillong, Singapore, Dubai and Colombo. New correspondents are being appointed in Hong Kong, London, Bahrain and Pune. The Editor is Manoj Agrawal, who has worked in a wide variety of domains including software development, information technology management, consulting and journalism.

Recent cover stories were as follows.

  • May 2008: Payment Systems @ Small Banks
  • April 2008: Software Pollution
  • March 2008: Info Sentinels
  • February 2008: IBA Tech Awards 2007
  • January 2008: Banks in Sri Lanka: Past, Present, Future.

Future cover stories being planned will cover topics such as Banking Operations, Middle-East Banking, Risk Management, etc.

Banking Frontiers circulates 5000 copies, of which 4000 copies are circulated within India and 1000 copies are circulated overseas in Middle East, South East Asia and SAARC countries.

Banking Frontiers also organizes conferences, seminars and roundtables, the focus being on technology upgradation in the banking and financial services sectors. Recent roundtables include "PCI DSS: Benefits & Challenges", "Winning Customer Trust Through Secure Online Banking", "Marketing Frontiers - Powered by Technology, Driven by Content" and "Multi-Channel Integration Roadmap".