Across Asia, digital payments are on the rise, with non-cash transactions projected to reach $280 billion by 2020. Due to supportive government policies, evolving consumer behavior, and the dizzying pace
The work of Project Inclusion was referenced in a recently published report titled ‘Banking on Change’ this month. In an article on the importance of banking the unbanked and how
Project Financial Crime formally launched at kick-off meeting for the project in November and discussed strategy for the forthcoming year, identify the key stakeholders to target in effectively addressing financial
Project Futures has published its report on innovation in data markets, data as a commodity and its value for consumers, SMEs and society, titled ‘Monetisation of Data’. This report curates
Project International Trade is delighted to support Payments Association Asia’s survey which will shape the activities and development of the partner association. Launched at SIBOS in Sydney, this survey seeks
Project Regulator is seeking Payments Association member input to shape the Payments Association’s response to the PSR’s consultation on the general directions on implementing Confirmation of Payee. Project Regulator will
Project Retail has published a video interview regarding the changing retail landscape and how Project Retail is supporting merchants of all shapes and sizes. Jeremy Nicholds, CEO of Judopay and
Project Banking Access strongly encourages Payments Association members to put themselves forward Standards Advisory Panel. The Panel will be jointly run by the Bank and Pay.UK. It will comprise a
Less than a third of tickets remain for Project Women in PayTech’s upcoming event. The event titled ‘I Can’t Change Time, but Time Can Change Me’ will be held on
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