The payments outlook 2025: Strategic priorities from industry leaders
AI is reshaping the fight against payment fraud, prompting financial leaders to adapt with smarter tools, better data, and cross-sector collaboration.
May 3, 2025
AI is reshaping the fight against payment fraud, prompting financial leaders to adapt with smarter tools, better data, and cross-sector collaboration.
What is this event?A 1.5-hour member session diving into recent UK regulatory developments on crypto. We’ll be discussing two key publications: HMT Draft Statutory Instrument – Future financial services regulatory
The PA@TheCity Summer Party is back! It’s that time of the year… when the payments industry gets together to network, talk about the year’s successes so far, and have a
Join your fellow members back in London at our popular networking event – establish new contacts and sales leads The event will run between 18:00 – 20:00 BST and is
This report presents data-driven insights from a major industry survey, highlighting the key trends, risks, and priorities shaping payments in 2025.
Your quarterly overview of the key regulatory changes impacting payments—what’s happening, what’s coming, and what actions to take
We’re pleased to invite you to a 90-minute workshop exploring a new approach that builds on the best of what we have and adds additional strong levels of innovation and
Please note: This event is designed specifically for C-level professionals or equivalent. In order for this to be as valuable as possible, we may decline your registration if we feel
Visa’s new VAMP program introduces stricter dispute thresholds—merchants must adopt tools like RDR, OI, and CE 3.0 now to stay compliant and avoid penalties.
NVIDIA’s EMEA Payments & FinTech Leader, Georgios Kolovos, shares how AI is transforming fraud detection, risk management, and customer engagement.
AI is revolutionising fraud prevention and business practices, helping payments firms detect suspicious activity and enhance regulatory efficiency. But as AI evolves, so do the tactics of financial criminals which
Could a cross-border transaction ever be as low risk as a domestic one? While cross-border payments have typically been seen as more complex and risk-prone, due to the involvement of
Why merchant category codes (MCCs) matter—and how choosing the right one can reduce fees, manage risk, and improve payment approvals.
The EBA’s redefinition of e-money challenges traditional models, raising regulatory uncertainties and requiring compliance reassessment.
This two-day course covers the fundamentals of the card payments ecosystems. The first day covers the mechanics of card payments, introducing ecosystem actors and mechanisms (e.g. authorisation, clearing and settlement),
UPI is transforming cross-border payments, boosting India’s global digital payment reach.
This Regulations 101 training course will cover payments regulations and frameworks (e.g. SEPA, PSD2, IFR, Open Banking, AML and other financial crime related regulations) as well as privacy and security
In May, we travel to Leeds… We are hitting the road once again May’s edition of PA@TheCity… introducing PA@Leeds! We are delighted to be partnering with EY and Fintech North
Discover how AI-driven innovation, blockchain advancements, and evolving consumer behaviours are reshaping the payments industry.
The payments industry in 2025 will see advancements in real-time payments, AI tools, and voice-activated technologies reshaping consumer and business interactions.
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