It’s a triple play for BBVA Compass’ mobile app, which was honored with the 2016 Javelin Mobile Banking Leader award for Functionality for the third consecutive year in Javelin Strategy & Research’s Mobile Banking Financial Institution Scorecard. BBVA Compass was also named a Leader in Most Comprehensive Alerts category for the first time.

On June 23, WIRED Money, the day-long event which brings together some of the most significant figures involved in the global change in digital financial services, returns to London’s British Museum. Partnering with BBVA for the second year running, WIRED Money has become a key fixture in the events calendar because of the quality of the speakers and delegates, its grasp of the themes that are going to shape the future of the industry and its platform for the brightest businesses of tomorrow. So what’s going to be special about this year’s event? Here are the 4 things to look out for at WIRED Money 2016.

The platform offers flexibility to collect data and automate processes with advanced cloud solutions. The service works on multiple digital channels, from SMS, Facebook, websites and mobile applications to  messaging apps.

Using a mobile phone to pay for purchases in any store is possible thanks to apps such as BBVA Wallet. A trend that has been made possible thanks to the NFC technology of smartphones, which does not put security aside. We clarify all possible doubts to pay with your mobile.

London hosted the final of BBVA Open Talent 2016. Among the 20 finalists who competed in the European final, the jury chose as winners PayKey a payment via mobile startup from Israel, and Musoni, a Dutch startup with a cloud-based financial solution.

More than seven months ago, the European Commission (CE) launched its action plan to help build a true single market for capital, one of the pivotal pending issues in Europe’s path towards integration. One of the key goals of the single market is to improve access to financing for European companies and to unblock the barriers to investments between countries of the European Union (EU). What progress has been made so far since September? And especially, what other pending points should be addressed before the end of 2016?